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State Of Karnataka vs Laxuman on 25 October, 2005

- 10 - L.A.C. No.69/2009 petition. As per the amended provisions of Karnataka State Amendment brought into section 18 of L.A. Act, the petitioners shall have to file the petition u/s. 18(3)(b) of L.A. Act, within 3 years 90 days, after filing of the petition u/s. 18(1) of L.A. Act. Accordingly, the petitioners have filed this petition u/s. 18(1) of L.A. Act, within 3 years 90 days from the date of presentation of petition u/s. 18(1) of L.A. Act, copy of which is marked at Ex.P.1. Therefore, there is no question of delay in filing this petition u/s. 18(3)(b) of L.A. Act. This apart, as per the ratio laid down by their lordships in the ruling reported in (2005)8 SCC 709 (In the case of State of Karnataka Vs. Laxuman), the provisions of section 5 of Limitation Act 1963 is not applicable in the petition filed u/s. 18(3)(b) of L.A. Act. At the cost of repetition, it be stated that the evidence on record proves that the respondent has not served the notice u/s. 12(2) of L.A. Act on the petitioners, after passing an award dated 11.11.2002, as such, the petitioners after coming to know about the acquisition of their lands on 20.11.2008, did file the petition u/s. 18(1) of L.A. Act, before the L.A.O., subsequently, have filed this petition before this court on 10.09.2009, which is well within 3 years 90 days. The evidence on record proves that the S.L.A.O./respondent has not made the reference u/s. 18 of L.A. Act to this court, consequent upon, the protest petition filed by the Cont'd..

The Special Land Acquisition Officer, ... vs Lalasa Husensa Choudhari on 23 July, 2001

In the written argument, it is stated that as per the ratio laid down by their Lordships in the ruling reported in ILR 2002 KAR 1288 (in the case of Special Land Acquisition Officer Vs. Lalasa Husensa Choudhari). The provisions of section 5 of Limitation Act, is applicable in the petition filed u/s. 18(3)(b) of L.A. Act. As already discussed above, the protest petition of the petitioners u/s. 18(1), copy of which is marked at Ex.P.1 filed before the S.L.A.O. is well within 90 days after the knowledge of acquisition of the petitioners' lands, but the respondent has not made the reference to this court, within 90 days after receipt of petition from the petitioners u/s. 18(1) of L.A. Act, as contemplated u/s. 18(2) of L.A. Act, as such, the petitioners have filed this petition u/s. 18(3)(b) of L.A. Act, on 09.09.2009, which is received in the court on 10.09.2009. Therefore, it is made clear that well within 3 years 90 days from the date of protest petition u/s. 18(1) of L.A. Act, the petitioners have filed the instant Cont'd..
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