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Bombay High Court

The State Of Maharashtra vs Ayyub Mubarak Jineri And Anr on 28 September, 2018

Author: P.R. Bora

Bench: P.R. Bora

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         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                    BENCH AT AURANGABAD

         906 CIVIL APPLICATION NO.4967 OF 2018
                   IN FAST/7920/2018 
                          WITH 
 CA/4968/2018 IN FAST/7920/2018 WITH CA/4969/2018 IN 
  FAST/7917/2018 WITH CA/4970/2018 IN FAST/7917/2018 
       WITH CA/4971/2018 IN FAST/7923/2018 WITH 
 CA/4972/2018 IN FAST/7923/2018 WITH CA/4973/2018 IN 
  FAST/7914/2018 WITH CA/4975/2018 IN FAST/7914/2018 
       WITH CA/4976/2018 IN FAST/7783/2018 WITH 
             CA/4977/2018 IN FAST/7783/2018

                    THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA
                             VERSUS
                  SITARAM ANNA BANSODE AND ANR
                               ...
          Advocate for Applicant : Mrs. SS Raut, AGP
              Mr.AM Phule, Adv. For Respondent/s.
                               ...

                               CORAM :  P.R. BORA, J.
                               DATED :  28th SEPTEMBER, 2018.


 PER COURT:-

 1.               Learned Counsel Shri More submits that he 

 has instructions to appear in all these matters for 

 the respondent, i.e. original claimant/s.   In the 

 circumstances,   though  the  office   remark  shows  the 

 matters in await service category, the service of 

 notice is held to be complete.  The learned counsel 

 shall   file   his   appearance   in   all   these   matters 

 wherein   it   has   not   been   filed,   on   behalf   of   the 

 respondent - original claimants.

 2.               Delay of 1016 days has occurred in filing 


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 the appeals by the State.  Learned AGP  Shri Phule 

 submitted that in making the procedural compliances 

 the delay has occurred.   The learned   AGP further 

 submitted   that   substantial   grounds   are   raised   in 

 exception   to   the   Awards   impugned   in   the   present 

 appeals.   The learned AGP contended that when the 

 Special   Land   Acquisition   Officer   had   offered   the 

 compensation   @   Rs.550/-   per   Are,   the   Reference 

 Court  has enhanced it to Rs.5,500/- per Are.  The 

 learned AGP further submitted that the hike given 

 in   the   market   value   of   the   acquired   lands   is 

 arbitrary.  The learned AGP, therefore, prayed for 

 condoning the delay and to give an opportunity to 

 the State to prosecute its appeals on merits.

 3.               Shri   More,   learned   counsel   has   opposed 

 for condoning the delay stating that for the huge 

 delay   of   more   than   around   three   years,   no 

 sufficient reasons are assigned.

 4.               After   having   considered   the   submissions 

 so made and more particularly having regard to the 

 fact that ultimately the public money is involved 

 and  in  view  of  the   fact  that  the   enhancement,  as 

 has   been   awarded   by   the   Reference   Court   is   ten 

 times   of   the   compensation   offered   by   the   Special 




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 Land Acquisition Officer, the entire evidence will 

 have   to   be   re-scrutinized.   I   am,   therefore, 

 inclined to allow these applications.   Hence, the 

 following order, -

                                     ORDER

. The delay caused in filing the appeals is condoned. The Civil applications for condonation of delay are disposed of.

5. Learned counsel for the original claimants brought to my notice that though the State has obtained stay subject to deposit of the amount of compensation in this court within 12 weeks and though the said period has expired, the State has not yet deposited the amount of compensation. The learned AGP submits that he will pursue the matter with the concerned authorities and will see that the amount of compensation is deposited as early as possible.

6. Appeals be registered in accordance with law. On registration of the appeals, issue notice to the respondent/s. Advocate Shri More waives service for respondent - original claimant. Service complete.

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8. List the matters for final disposal at admission stage after four weeks.

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