Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 9962 Bom
Judgement Date : 29 July, 2021
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE OF BOMBAY
BENCH AT AURANGABAD
WRIT PETITION NO.7476 OF 2020
AND WP/7490/2020
AND WP/7499/2020
AND WP/7498/2020
AND WP/7500/2020
NEETA MANISH AGRAWAL
VERSUS
COMPETENT AUTHORITY AND OR SPECIAL LAND ACQUISITION
OFFICER AND OTHERS
Mr.D.S.Bagul, Advocate for the petitioner.
Mr.R.B.Bhosale, Std.Counsel for respondent No.1 in WP Nos.7476/2020
and WP No.7490/2020.
Mr.A.B.Dhongade, Std.Counsel for respondent No.1 in WP Nos.7499/2020 and 7500/2020.
Mr.V.D.Sapkal, Sr.Counsel h/f Mr.D.S.Manorkar, Advocate for respondent No.2.
Mr.S.R.Yadav-Lonikar, AGP for respondent No.3.
( CORAM : RAVINDRA V. GHUGE & S.G. MEHARE, JJ)
DATE : JULY 29, 2021
PER COURT :
1. All these petitions are being disposed off in the light of a chart
submitted by respondent No.2 National Highway Authority of India
(For short, NHAI) which is acceptable to the petitioners and considering
certain directions issued by this Court in judgment dated 03/07/2021,
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delivered in WP No.5250/2020 filed by Bhaguji Nathaji Maind and
others Vs. the Union of India and others.
2. The chart (3 pages) placed before us by respondent No.2 is taken
on record and marked as 'X-1 collectively'. This chart shall be a part
and parcel of this order.
3. In WP No.7499/2020, the National Highway Authority of India/
respondent No.2 has acquired 9656 Sq.Mts. of land for which an award
is delivered and amounts are paid to the beneficiaries. NHAI further
desires to acquire 8050 sq.mts. of land and for which purpose, a
notification is issued and an award is yet to be delivered. The NHAI
submits that the legal procedure set out u/s 3 of the National Highways
Act, shall be followed and any person who may have a title or interest,
may raise an objection before the appropriate authority. The petitioners
are agreeable.
4. In WP No.7490/2020, NHAI indicates from X-1 that 11366
Sq.Mts. of land has been acquired and a further 19156 Sq.Mtrs. of land
is required. A notification has been issued and CALA will consider the
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objections of any person whose land is affected, by following the
procedure laid down u/s. 3 of the National Highways Act and all
objections would be dealt with by CALA. The petitioners are agreeable.
5. In WP No.7476/2020, NHAI makes a statement that no further
land is needed and this petition can be disposed off.
6. In WP no.7500/2020, NHAI makes a statement that no further
land is required and this petition can be disposed off.
7. In WP No.7498/2020, besides the 200 Sq.Mts. acquired for which
an award has been declared, no further land is sought to be acquired by
the NHAI.
8. In view of the above statements, we dispose off all these petitions
by recording the above statements in the light of X-1.
9. In the event of any measurement of lands being required to be
done, the District Collector, Nandurbar shall monitor such
measurement. If any of the petitioners are aggrieved by any portion of
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their land, over and above the lands mentioned in X-1, being affected,
they would be at liberty to raise a dispute before a CALA. The
measurement of lands, if required, shall be undertaken by the District
Collector and in presence of all the litigating parties/title
holders/persons having interests in the property, preferably within a
period of 30 days.
10. Needless to state, any land over and above the details set out in
X-1 is to be acquired, the procedure laid down in Law shall be followed.
11. As these petitions are disposed off, ad-interim order passed by
this Court stands vacated.
12. Parties are at liberty to act on this order being uploaded on the
official website of the Bombay High Court.
( S.G. MEHARE, J. ) ( RAVINDRA V. GHUGE, J. ) khs/July 2021/7476-d
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