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1981 Supreme(Online)(Guj) 3

GUJARAT HIGH COURT
Not Mentioned, Not Mentioned
Patel Shankerbhai Mahijibhai and Others v. State of Gujarat and Others


Advocates:
For the Appellants/Petitioners: Mr. Patel
For the Respondents: Mr. Takwani

1. All these petitions are directed against the land acquisition proceedings. Notification under S.4 of the Land Acquisition Act was issued on 16th June 1972 and was published in Gujarat Government Gazette on 13th July, 1972. It was in respect of four survey numbers with their sub-divisions. Therefore, as many as five petitions have been filed challenging that notification. Thereafter on 11th of April, 1974 Town Planning Scheme in respect of the area in question was finalized and notices to the parties were issued under the Bombay Town Planning Act. On 11th July, 1975 declaration under S.6 of the Land Acquisition Act was issued and it was published in Gujarat Government Gazette, Extraordinary, on the same day. On 15th October, 1979, an addendum to the declaration under S.6 was issued and it was published on 27th December, 1979. The addendum was issued because the survey numbers in respect of which the impugned acquisition proceedings were instituted had become a part of the Town Planning Scheme and had come to bear final plots numbers. By the addendum, therefore, in addition to the description of the land in terms of their survey numbers, description of the land in terms of final p






























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