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compensation plea
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Bombay High Court restores Section 28A compensation plea — ‘Beneficial provision cannot be defeated on a mere technicality; certified copy filed later must be considered’

1. Court’s decision The Bombay High Court (Kolhapur Bench) allowed a writ petition filed by the legal representatives of a deceased landowner whose application for redetermination of compensation under Section…
Posted by Rawlaw December 8, 2025
redetermination
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Bombay High Court Rules in Favour of Landowner: “Rejection on Delay Does Not Bar Right to Seek Re-determination” — Section 28-A Application Maintainable Despite Failed Section 18 Reference

Court’s Decision In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court set aside the rejection of a landowner's application under Section 28-A of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, observing that the…
Posted by Rawlaw August 1, 2025
allows withdrawal
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Orissa High Court Allows Withdrawal of Plea Challenging Rejection Under Land Acquisition Act: “Since Compensation is Now Sanctioned, No Difficulty in Disposal Under Section 28-A”

Court’s Decision: The Orissa High Court permitted the petitioner to withdraw the writ petition seeking quashing of the rejection order under Section 28-A of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894. The…
Posted by Rawlaw June 23, 2025

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