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Central Government Act Section 7(1) in The Requisitioning And Acquisition Of Immovable Property Act, 1952
(1) Where any property ... decided to acquire the property in pursuance of this section: Provided that before issuing such notice, the Central Government shall
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lands were thus continuing under requisition to give directions in
writing under Section 7 of the Bombay ... land
to continue to be subject to requisition under Section 7 the existence
of two conditions precedent, viz., (1) that
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needed for any public purpose". Section 7 provided the
procedure to acquire the requisitioned land and it also laid down ... property is sooner released from requisition under Section 6 or
acquired under Section 7, be revised in accordance with
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these lands were acquired by the Central Government under
Section 7(1) of the Act. The Competent Authority, Jullundur, determined ... Haryana is the
appellant. The acquisition is under Section 7 of the Punjab
Requisitioning and Acquisition Act of 1953. That
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such owner or
interested person who was recognised under
section 7(3).
Section 7. (3) Where any land is requisitioned ... section 7 between the
Collector and the person to whom possession of
any land is delivered under section 6
reefer
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Secy. of State . That was also a reference under
Section 5, Court-fees Act, and the question was whether ... under Section 5 of the Court-fees Act, in the negative and hold
that an award made under Section 7
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subject
to requisition" at the time of issuance of show cause notice under
section 7. According to the learned Counsel ... property was subject to
requisition on the date of issuance of notice under section 7 and hence
the notice must
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purpose of
acquiring and requisitioning property under Section 7(3)(a) & (b) of
the Act have not been complied ... requisitioned property carrying legal warrant under Section 24(2) of
the 1952 Act. Hence, the contention fails.
Section 7
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this Act for acquiring the land requisitioned
under Section 7(1) of this Act. While it cannot be disputed that ... housing scheme
prepared under Section 42 of the Town Improvement Act. Notice under
Section 9 of the Land Acquisition
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requisitioning shall end with the notification
under Sub-section (1). Thus, the object of issuing notice under Section
7 ... confined to the
circumstances provided under Sub-section (3). Thus, under Section 7
only such a property can be acquired
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