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• One of the most important legal tools to acquire the
land is the Land Acquisition Act of 1894.
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• The right to acquire the land imposes obligation on
the part of the state to pay appropriate
compensation, before acquiring the land.
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• The main obstacle in the development work is the
distribution of land into a large number of
ownerships.
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Section 4(1)
Publication of Preliminary Notification and Powers of
Officer thereupon.
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Section 5-A
Hearing of Objection
• Any person interested in the land which is needed
or likely to be needed for public purpose or for a
company, has to file objection against such
acquisition of land on or before the date specified
in the preliminary notification under section 4(1).
• Every objection under sub-section (1) shall be
made to Deputy Commissioner in writing who will
give a hearing and after hearing the objections, he
shall make a report making recommendation to
the Government for decision.
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Section 6
Declaration of Intended Acquisition
• If the local Government is satisfied after considering
the report made under Section 5-A, sub-section that
the land is required for public purpose or any
company, the declaration to that effect is made in the
Government Gazette, and the Deputy Commissioner
may proceed to acquire the land.
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Section 16
Taking Possession
• After the award is made, under Section 11, the
Deputy Commissioner may take possession of land
which shall thereupon vest absolutely in the
Government free from all encumbrances.
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Contnd;
• Compensation to be paid for the damage of the
land.
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Section 24.
Determination of Compensation
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Section 24.
Determination of Compensation
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Contnd;
• Such owners have to pay to the planning authority a
certain amount of share in respect of increase in
value of the land resulting from the execution of the
development scheme.
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The important provision regarding
betterment
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Contnd;
• The maximum Betterment contribution shall be
50% of the increase in the value of the property
resulting from the execution of the development
scheme.