Land Acquisition & Alternate Compensation - The courts have addressed claims for alternative plots when ancestral land is acquired, emphasizing procedural compliance, eligibility, and timely application. Rejections often hinge on failure to meet criteria or procedural lapses. Hirendra Gupta VS Land & Building Department - Delhi, SURINDER SINGH MAAN VS GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI - Delhi, SURESH KUMAR VS GOVT. OF NCT OF DELHI - Delhi, Vikas Jain VS Union of India - Delhi
Eligibility Criteria - To qualify for an alternate plot, claimants must have received proper compensation, and their land must have been legally acquired with clear ownership. Eligibility can be challenged if land is acquired from joint holdings or HUFs, or if procedural requirements are not fulfilled. SURINDER SINGH MAAN VS GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI - Delhi, Jai Singh Kanwar VS Union of India - Delhi, RANJEET SINGH VS GOVT OF NCT OF DELHI - Delhi, Vikas Jain VS Union of India - Delhi
Delay & Laches - Courts have considered delays in seeking alternative plots, with some applications rejected due to lapse of time, as seen in cases where applications were filed decades after acquisition. Courts have also scrutinized whether procedural lapses or delays nullify claims. Hirendra Gupta VS Land & Building Department - Delhi, Vikas Jain VS Union of India - Delhi
Ancestral & Separate Entitlements - Claims for separate rehabilitation or alternative plots based on ancestral or familial claims require clear evidence. In some cases, courts dismissed such claims due to lack of evidence or procedural deficiencies. Balwan Singh vs International Airport Authority of India - Delhi
Policy & Scheme Interpretations - Changes in policies and schemes, including the 1961 scheme and subsequent amendments, influence eligibility and allotment procedures. Courts have interpreted these policies to uphold fairness but also to enforce eligibility criteria strictly. Jai Singh Kanwar VS Union of India - Delhi, Vikas Jain VS Union of India - Delhi
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Analysis & Conclusion:
Claims for alternate compensation plots in land acquisition cases hinge on timely application, proper documentation, and adherence to eligibility criteria. Courts have upheld the importance of procedural correctness, often rejecting claims made after delays or without sufficient evidence. Ancestral and familial claims require clear proof, and policies have evolved to ensure fair compensation while maintaining procedural integrity. Ultimately, successful allotment depends on meeting statutory and procedural requirements as interpreted by courts.
Fact of the Case: The appellant sought an alternative plot in lieu of ancestral land acquired by the respondents in ... Delay and Laches - Land Acquisition - 'Large Scale Acquisition, Development Disposal of Land in Delhi' - 02.05.1961 - The court ... discussed the delay and laches in seeking alternative allotment of land under the Scheme, the rejection of the application, and ... No. 2/Additional District Magistrate/LAC, Northwest Delhi and the re....
petitioner's case, making him ineligible for an alternate plot. ... created a hurdle, making the petitioner ineligible for an alternate plot. ... made the petitioner ineligible for an alternate plot under the 1961 Scheme. ... The persons whose lands have been acquired must have received the compensation as rightful owners from the LAC/Court and the Govt. has taken the possession of acquired land. ... 3. ... The eligibility criteria (where acquired #H....
Fact of the Case: The petitioner's application for allotment of an alternate plot in lieu of acquired land was rejected ... Concealment - Allotment of Alternate Plot - [Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 23] - The court set aside the impugned communication ... rejecting the petitioner's application for allotment of an alternate plot, emphasizing that the petitioner had submitted necessary ... ... 5.2 It is also the contention of the learned counsel that the petiti....
of land for purposes of development of new Bombay - Petitioner had been found eligible for allotment of alternate land against land ... Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - Section 4 and Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act (37 of 1966), Section 113(3-A) - Acquisition ... which was acquired from village Asudgaon - Petitioner does not have any lawful claim to insist that land should be allotted within ... Arising out of acquisition of lands for the Navi Mumbai Project, t....
LAND ACQUISITION - ALTERNATIVE PLOT - POLICY - INTERPRETATION - SCHEME FOR ALLOTMENT OF ALTERNATIVE PLOTS - POLICY CHANGES - ELIGIBILITY ... at the time of acquisition. 3. ... recorded owner at the time of acquisition. 4. ... The Acquisition Payment Certificate dated 25th May 1988, reveals that possession was taken only of 7 bighas and 1 bids was of land and the compensation was also paid only to that extent. ... Relevant to this case it was stated....
Land Acquisition - Alternative Plot Allotment - Large Scale Acquisition Development & Disposal of Land in Delhi - 1961 Scheme ... in pursuance to the Application submitted by his Late Grand Mother, whose plot was acquired in 1959. ... The application for alternative plot was rejected in 1998, and the Writ Petition was filed in 2018, after a lapse of 20 years. ... There was a stipulation that those eligible, in the case of acquisition of anc....
Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 ... in land acquisition cases – Land vests in Government and any re-entry is unlawful – Petitioner did not raise any objection under ... – Section 24(2) – Lapse of land acquisition proceeding – Drawing of Panchanama of taking possession is mode of taking possession ... 24(2) of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in....
Land Acquisition Act, 1894 - Section 4 - Common acquisition - Allotment of alternative plots - Scope of ... - Appellant's lands were notified for acquisition - Award was announced still remained unacquired - Since not all lands of the appellant ... scheme contains guidance appear to be resorted to by co-owners who seem to approach through different applications - A dispossessed land ... There was a stipulation that those eligible, in the case of acquisition of ancestral land had to be ....
as part of a land acquisition scheme, claiming separate entitlement despite being listed with his father's name in the revenue records ... evidence despite multiple opportunities, leading to dismissal of the suit - No separate entitlement established for rehabilitation plot ... (Paras 42, 44) ... ... Facts of the case: ... Plaintiff sought a separate rehabilitation plot ... entitled to a separate alternate plot. ... The counsel for the plaintiff states that as per the aforesaid #HL_....
-On facts held that the property in question acquired by the is D.D.A. and hence the allotment of alternate plot shall be in favour ... ... B) Partition - Land of H.U.F. taken over by the D.D.A. - Alternate ... plot allotted to single member of H.U.F. is not sustainable - ... ... The only source of income of the HUF (apart from compensation received on sale of acquisition of properties) was the business carried on in the name and style of M/s Capital Chemicals. ......
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