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...Education (for short “the CBSE”) for the 15% seats reserved for the all-India quota. He was admitted in the MBBS course in the year 2007 in the Medical College at Haldwani in the.... He completed his MBBS course in March 2012 and thereafter completed one year of internship in March 2013. The petitioner then appeared in the NEET Examination, 2013 conducted by the Medical Council of....3. On 7-6-2013, the Department of Medical Education, Government of Uttarakhand, Dehradun, published an Information Bulletin for counselling for Uttarakhand State quota seats in MD/MS/MDS...

...occupation would be an encumbrance and no willing purchaser would willingly offer the same price as would be offered for a freehold land. Under those circumstances, the High Court would be right in its.... “Freehold land” and “leasehold land” are conceptually different. If a property subject to a lease and in the possession of a lessee is offered for sale by the owner to a prospective private purc...Counsel appearing for the respondents submitted that the land acquired is 12 bigha which is almost 12,096 sq yd which is thousand times more than the area of the plots in Exts. A-7 to A-10, that too, in...

...public notice issued in the year 1997-1998.31. The second submission of the learned Senior Counsel for the appellants was that the sale of agricultural land, which is one of...company which is stated to be engaged in the business of sale, purchase or development of agricultural land. After noting down the desire of the investor for purchase of the number of units/plots based on..., collected from the investors before entering into the transaction of transfer of any land by way of sale and the various terms contained in the agreement for development, held that the nature of...

...should be the relevant criterion for determining the market value by both the Land Acquisition Officer and the Reference Court placing reliance upon the sale instances even in relation to small plots of...counsel for the appellants that the impugned judgment First Appeal No. 646 of 1998 is contrary to the legal evidence on record particularly Exts. 20-21 which are the sale deeds of the plots covered in...that the said instances are comparable to the acquired land to that of the plots covered in the sale deeds. Therefore, it is contended that the acquired land has the similar non-agricultural...

...appellant Board as a market area, they were unable to conduct any grain business in the shops for which they had purchased the said plots; and further alleged that no basic amenities i.e sewerage, roads...herein were deprived of doing the grain business for which the plots were purchased and in the absence of the notification of the area as a sub-yard, the District Forum held that there was a grave...31-10-1980 is not applicable since the land was auctioned in 1991 and further, the same was not in the ownership of the appellant and no business was transacted by the complainant at the Adampur...

...commercial plots had been made for industrial purposes at industrial rates without getting the land use changed from commercial to industrial in accordance with the regulations and without obtaining...for higher amount could be made but at the same time, it is to be noted that in spite of this price which was indicated in the advertisement, only 14 plots could be settled as against the 25 plots...of land use. It apparently did not contemplate high value commercial plots in Noida being earmarked for hotel industry and being allotted at industrial rates.53. The...

...three years' training in each super speciality for all the subjects listed under clause 1.2 of this Bulletin with effect from January 2000.(iv...schedule mentioned in the Bulletin of 2003. However, the High Court passed an order directing the petitioner herein to hold the examinations for the respondents according to the schedule mentioned in the...completion of three years' training is a necessary concomitant for appearing in the DNB final examination.8. Likewise, the bare perusal of clause 4 of the Bulletin of Information...

...paid for the acquired land, if the same had been sold to him in the open market. However, if the price under comparable sale is to be taken by the Court, as furnishing the ‘price basis’ for...comprised of several plots of similar lands on the basis of price fetched by a comparable sale of a similar plot of land or amount awarded in a comparable award for a plot of acquired land. Conseq...purchased from its owner in the year 1956 since the vendor was an old tenant. The sale consideration of this land mentioned in the sale-deed is Rs 40,000. Sub-Registrar's endorsement ...

...certiorarified mandamus calling for the records with respect to the entire proceedings of the respondent in A. No. 82 of 2012 dated 03.9.2014 and quash the same and consequently, direct the respondent to...fabricated Bulletin is admitted by the petitioner. Even though the petitioner pleads as innocent person, the fact remains that he has not passed the Account Test in the year 2010 and subsequently, he...for the respondent.2. This writ petition is filed by the petitioner, who was employed as Xerox Operator in Judicial Magistrate Court No. III, Coimbatore, challenging the order of removal...

...(hereinafter referred to as “the Act”) for planned development of Delhi. Simultaneously, notifications dated 23-1-1965 were also issued for acquisition of land in Villages Masoodpur and Mahipalpur. Some ...RFA No. 567 of 1990, as there was no sale instance available for fixing the market value of land in Village Mahipalpur. Consequently, the High Court by judgment and order dated 17-7-1991 allowed RFA...the Act generally shows the market value of the acquired land and the market value of the acquired land to be assessed in terms of those transactions. Sale instances showing the price fetched for...

...disposal of the writ appeal are as follows; the writ petitioner and his wife purchased 3.86 Ares of land in Panjal Village, Thrissur District as per Exhibit P1 sale deed dated 30.3.2021. Petitioner has...without first obtaining a permit for each such development or redevelopment from the Secretary. 13. In our view, the development and redevelopment of land and sub- division of plots...from a larger area, whether the owner of the property has divided the same into various plots and sold it or not. Learned counsel for appellants in that regard submitted that, if that is the situation...

...various sale deeds placed before the authority/court for fixing fair compensation.”30. The same view was reiterated in...development cost where the land is acquired for laying railway line and answered the same in negative. In that case, the appellant had challenged the judgments of the Reference Court and the Division...comparative sale of a piece of land measuring 46.30 sq m @ Rs 270 per square metre. On appeal, the High Court awarded compensation of Rs 180 per square metre in respect of large plots and Rs 200 per...

...the case may be, is almost identical with the acquired land under consideration, the land under the sale or the market value determined for the land in the award could be taken by the court as the...produced before it.(4) The claimant is in the position of a plaintiff who has to show that the price offered for his land in the award is inadequate on the basis of the...Act, 1894 (in short ‘the Act’) had been issued on 30 May 2005 for the land admeasuring 561.38 acres, the Notification under Section 6 of the Act confined the area to 444.71 acres. However, the Award was...

...land in the year 1994 was Rs 20 lakhs per acre. Copy of sale deed dated 17-7-1996 is Annexure R-4 hereto. It may be mentioned here that the same purchaser purchased different pieces of ...occasion for M/s Duracell India (P) Ltd. to have purchased the same land just after one year at the rate of Rs 20,03,103 per acre. It is the petitioner's case that exorbitant price is shown to have been...Heritage Furniture (P) Ltd. purchased land, which is the subject-matter of sale deed dated 16-9-1994, Ext. P-1, in the year 1993 at a price of about Rs 6 lakhs per acre as alleged by the review...

...of the lease-cum-sale agreement that they have individually entered into with the Bangalore Development Authority (for short “BDA”) by constructing a multi-storeyed residential building on the plots....”2. In our opinion, both the questions are required to be answered in the negative. There has been no violation of the lease-cum-sale agreement or the sanction plan for con...was constructed or that the two plots in question were amalgamated. He submitted that an area of 20% could be earmarked for commercial activity and that he had not violated the sanctioned building plan...

...foot for the acquired lands, inter alia, on the ground of building potentiality and comparable sale deeds of the several plots in the vicinity of the acquired lands. Their applications were...61) to be of relevance for proving the market value of the acquired land erred in excluding the three sale deeds out of the four while determining the market value of the acquired land and confined...year 2003; eleventhly, the small parcel of lands sold under these sale deeds are situated in near proximity of the acquired land and some were part of the acquired land; twelfthly, all the eleven...

...laid out in its lucrative and advantageous way in which the owner can dispose it of. It is well established that the special, though natural, adaptability of the land for the purpose for which it ...that of the appellant was within the limits of Bhopal Municipal Corporation. On 25-3-1966 notification under Section 71 of the Act was issued vesting the land in the Trust. The Trust offered...the appellant, as against his claim at the rate of Rs 20,000 per acre for the land, Rs 20,000 for the building, Rs 5000 for the well, Rs 2500 for the trees and Rs 10,000 for loss of busin...

...sale certificate. On the very same date, the secured assets were sold in favour of the petitioner for a consideration of Rs 123.10 lakhs. It is not disputed by Mr Vikas Singh, learned Senior Counsel....16. In the present case, there is an additional reason for declaring that sale in favour of the appellant was a nullity. Rule 8(8) of the aforesaid Rules is as under...are expected to take bona fide measures to ensure that there is maximum yield from such secured assets for the borrowers. In the present case, Mr Dhruv Mehta has pointed out that sale consideration is...

...plots. If the purpose of acquisition is a relevant factor in determining compensation, then it would lead to the absurd and unjust situation, that the compensation payable for the same land will be...business lines. Once plots are carved out after acquisition of land and are sold to public, there is no scope for earning any money in future. An industry established on acquired land, if run effi...residential plots, it is first necessary to make a layout of plots in such land. This would mean that a provision will have to be made for roads to provide access to each plot in the layout...

.... Therefore, the finding of the High Court that the land had houses is not supported by evidence as the permission for construction was granted only in the year 1997 after the acquisition of sale deed....4. The land owners relied upon two sale deeds, i.e. Exhibit 30 dated 05.04.1995 whereby the land falling under Survey No. 220 was sold for a sum of Rs. 3,00,051/- in pursuance...made for setting aside land for carving out roads, leaving open spaces, and plotting out smaller plots suitable for construction of buildings. The extent of the area required to be set apart in th...