Procedure to acquire land under the land acquisition act, 1894
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The document outlines the procedure for land acquisition under the Land Acquisition Act of 1894 in India. It involves an investigation after an application is made, the issuance of a notification indicating the land needed and allowing objections, determining compensation through claims and awards, and allowing disputes to be referred to court.
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The municipality of Parañaque filed an expropriation case against a private property owner based on a resolution by the municipal council rather than an ordinance as required by law. The trial court dismissed the case for failing to state a valid cause of action. The Court of Appeals affirmed this decision, finding that an LGU like Parañaque can only authorize expropriation through an ordinance passed by the local legislative council, not a mere resolution. While a resolution expresses the council's sentiments, only an ordinance passed as a local law can properly delegate the power of eminent domain to the local executive. However, the principle of res judicata would not necessarily bar a subsequent valid expropriation case if all legal requirements are properly met.
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- 1. PROCEDURE TO ACQUIRE LAND UNDER THE LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894
- 2. Introduction: Acquisition is the act of becoming the owner of certain property, the act by which one acquires or procures the property
- 3. Purpose: The purpose of land acquisition is two-fold: firstly to fulfill the needs of Government and companies for land required by them for their projects, and secondly, to determine and pay compensation to those private persons or bodies whose land is so acquired. The exercise of the power of acquisition has been limited to public purposes.
- 4. Procedure for the Land Acquisition Investigation: When a local authority or a company requires a land, an application is required to be made by it to the revenue authority. The application should be accompanied by a copy of the plan showing survey number, purpose of acquisition and the reason for the particular site to be chosen, and other relevant facts. After the government has been fully satisfied about all the facts, it will issue a notification.
- 5. Notification: The next step is the issuance of a Notification under Section 4 of the Act. This notification indicates the desire of District Collector that a land situated in a particular area is needed for any public purpose or for a company and enables him to depute revenue staff to enter upon the land, survey its location and do all other acts necessary to ascertain whether the land is suitable for the purpose or not, then it is acquired.
- 6. Objection and confirmation: The main objective of issuing notification is to call for objections, if any, against such acquisitions from the owner or others who are having certain interest over the property: giving them an opportunity to raise claims against the move of the government for acquiring their lands. The aggrieved person by such notification shall file their objections within 30 days from the date of the publication of notification. Every objection shall be made to the Collector / Revenue Officer in writing. The Collector/ Revenue Officer shall give the objector an opportunity of being heard either in person or by pleader and after hearing the objections, the Collector/ Revenue Officer shall make further inquiry and submit the case for the decision to the Provincial Government, together with the record of the proceedings held by him and report containing his recommendations on the objections. The decision of the Provincial Government on the objections shall be final. If no objection then the award will issue.
- 7. Claim and Award: In determining the compensation the market value of the land is determined at the date of notification. The rise and fall in the value during the period of transaction and notification is also taken into consideration. After necessary inquiries the collector declares his award under section 11 of the Land Acquisition Act.
- 8. Reference to Court: Any person interested to whom the award is not satisfactory can also submit a written application to the court. This application should be made within 6 weeks from the date of declaration of the award.
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