Special Land Acquisition Officer, ... vs K.S. Ramachandra Rao And Ors. on 26 April, 1972
Similarly in Spl. L.A. Officer, Hosanagar v. K.S.R. Rao, , the Supreme Court considered a case where certain Government lands were granted to the respondents subject to the condition that if it became necessary for Government to take possession of the lands for any public purpose, then no compensation would be paid to them and despite that condition, the Government notified those lands for acquisition under Section 4 and the Land Acquisition Officer valued the rights of the respondents in the lands acquired and determined the compensation payable to the respondents and it was held that the view that the respondents were not entitled to any compensation in respect of the lands acquired could not be sustained. We are, thus, supported in our aforesaid view by these two decisions of the Supreme Court.