Land Acquisition Act, 1894 -- Acquisition of land - Challenge as to - Possession of land vested in development authority for about more than 30 years - Matter of acquisition already attained finality - Sites were formed and allotted to various persons including appellant - Respondent no.4 repeatedly making futile attempts by approaching Court of law by raising frivolous..........
Constitution of India, 1950, Article 14 -- Acquisition of land - Re-grant of acquired land - Re-grant policy itself is against Art.14 of Constitution...........
Constitution of India, 1950, Article 14 -- Acquisition of land - Re-grant of land vested in State - Not permissible - It is a different matter if there is policy for rehabilitation for persons displaced by land acquisition, in case such persons are rendered landless - However, if land acquired for public purpose is no longer needed for such purpose, State can transfer such..........
Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Lands for Harijan Welfare Scheme Act, 1978, Section 4(1) -- Acquisition of land for construction of houses under Harijan Welfare Scheme for Harijan people - Non-furnishing of report by Land Acquisition Officer - Does not ipso-facto vitiates acquisition proceedings and even, it is not necessary to give report to petitioner - District Collector has..........
Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226, Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Lands for Harijan Welfare Scheme Act, 1978, Section 4(1) -- Writ of Certiorari - Acquisition of land for construction of houses under Harijan Welfare Scheme for Harijan people - Non-furnishing of report by Land Acquisition Officer - In the instant case, objections of land owner over-ruled by District..........
Acquisition of land -- Principle - Government while acquiring lands need to be very careful and should not give room for defects, as that will defeat purpose of acquisition - Even, Government should also think of amending provisions of the Act and Rules, to simplify procedure in such a way that when land is acquired for public purpose, technicalities should not come in way..........
Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4, 6, Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226 -- Acquisition of land - Oustee quota - Allotment of plots - Claims of oustees are invited through press/newspapers - After such publication, it is the oustee who has to make application for allotment of plot under quota...........
Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4, 6, Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226 -- Acquisition of land - Right of oustee - Right to be allotted a plot under oustee quota accrues when notice u/s.4 of the Act is issued - Oustee is entitled to be considered for allotment of plot when the sector or adjoining or the next residential sector is first floated for allotment..........
Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4, 6, Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226 -- Acquisition of land - Oustee policy - Oustee who is not allotted plot even after applying for it, does not lose his entitlement to be considered for allotment of plot in future under same category - Even if oustee does not apply in response to advertisement, he can submit an application..........
Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4, 6, Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226, Haryana Urban Development (Disposal of Land and Buildings) Regulations, 1978 -- Reguls.2(b),(e),(h),(i),3,4 - Acquisition of land - Oustee - Payment of price - Quantification of - Regulations provide self contained mechanism for determining market price of plots - As per Regulations price..........
