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Sri.Dastagirsab S/O Abdulsab ... vs The Special Land Acquisition ...
2022 Latest Caselaw 8293 Kant

Citation : 2022 Latest Caselaw 8293 Kant
Judgement Date : 7 June, 2022

Karnataka High Court
Sri.Dastagirsab S/O Abdulsab ... vs The Special Land Acquisition ... on 7 June, 2022
Bench: Sreenivas Harish Kumar, S Rachaiah
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         IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA
                KALABURAGI BENCH
       DATED THIS THE 07TH DAY OF JUNE 2022
                     PRESENT
 THE HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE SREENIVAS HARISH KUMAR
                       AND
       THE HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE S. RACHAIAH
          MFA.CROB.No.200076/2016 (LAC)
BETWEEN:
SRI. DASTAGIRSAB S/O ABDULSAB NAGARDINNI
AGE: MAJOR OCC: AGRICULTURE
R/O: UKKALLI VILLAGE
TQ: BASAVANA BAGEWADI
DIST: VIJAYAPURA-586 101.       ...CROSS-OBJECTOR
(BY SRI. MANVENDRA REDDY AND SRI. NARENDRA M.
REDDY, ADVOCATES)
AND:
THE SPECIAL LAND ACQUISITION OFFICER
AND ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
VIJAYAPUR-586 101.                   ...RESPONDENT
(BY SRI. J. SATISH KUMAR, AGA)
     THIS MFA.CROB IS FILED UNDER SECTION 54 (1) OF
THE LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1896 PRAYING TO CALL FOR
THE RECORDS AND TO MODIFY THE JUDGMENT AND
AWARD DATED 27.09.2014 PASSED BY THE SENIOR CIVIL
JUDGE, BASAVANA BAGEWADI IN LAC.NO.90/2012 AND RE-
DETERMINE THE MARKET VALUE WITH ALL STATUTORY
BENEFITS AND COST. FURTHER THE APPEAL FILED BY THE
APPELLANT/RESPONDENT IN MFA.NO.200544/2016 MAY
KINDLY BE DISMISSED AND TO PASS SUCH OTHER ORDER
OR ORDERS AS THIS COURT DEEMS FIT UNDER THE FACTS
AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE.

     THIS MFA.CROB IS COMING ON FOR FINAL HEARING,
THIS DAY, SREENIVAS HARISH KUMAR J., DELIVERED THE
FOLLOWING:
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                            JUDGMENT

Heard Sri. Manvendra Reddy, the learned counsel

for the cross-objector and Sri. J. Satish Kumar, the

learned Additional Government Advocate for the

respondent.

02. The only grievance of the cross-objector is that

the reference Court failed to award any amount of

compensation to the house that existed in the acquired

land.

03. Sri. Manvendra Reddy, the learned counsel for

the cross-objector submits that the cross-objector

produced Ex.P.26 - valuation sheet according to which the

house was valued at Rs.4,28,596/-. Over and above this

amount 50% should have been added for granting

compensation for acquisition of house.

04. The learned Additional Government Advocate

opposes awarding any further amount, because according

to him whatever the reference Court has granted is just

and proper.

05. The land measuring 01 acre 16 guntas in

Sy.No.863/3B of Ukkalli village Tq: Basavan Bagewadi

Dist: Vijayapura belonging to the cross-objector was

acquired by notification under Section 4(1) of the Land

Acquisition Act dated 06.05.2010. Against the award

passed by the Special Land Acquisition Officer, the

reference Court enhanced the compensation for the land

to Rs.10,95,246/- per acre. There is no dispute that there

existed a house in the acquired land. In fact the reference

Court has noted the existence of the house, but while

awarding compensation, did not award any amount for the

house, all though the cross-objector produced Ex.P.26 -

valuation sheet of the house. Therefore, we find that the

reference Court has committed a mistake in not awarding

any amount to the house.

06. As per Ex.P.26 the valuation of the house is

Rs.4,28,596/-. In MFA.No.4206/2002 the Coordinate

Bench of this Court has held that awarding 50% over and

above the valuation is not incorrect. In

MFA.No.30396/2011 also it is observed that in regard to

building, if the value is not established by producing any

proof, conventionally 50% over and above the value

assessed by the Land Acquisition Officer could be

considered. In this case the Land Acquisition Officer

assessed the value of the house at Rs.4,28,596/-. That

means even if Ex.P.26 is ignored, 50% can be added to

valuation made by the Special Land Acquisition Officer.

Here Ex.P.26 is not disputed by the learned Additional

Government Advocate and in this view we can add 50% to

Rs.4,28,596/-. Therefore, the total amount comes to

Rs.4,28,596/- + 50% (Rs.2,14,298/-) = Rs.6,42,894/-.

07. In this view the cross-objector succeeds. We

award an amount of Rs.6,42,894/- to the cross-objector

for the house along with other statutory benefits and

interest.

Sd/-

JUDGE

Sd/-

JUDGE

KJJ

 
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