1) the first schedule to land Acquisition act 2013 lays down minimum compensation to be awarded to landowners

2) market value is determined as liad down in section 26 of the Act

3) based on distance from urban area the market value is multiplied by factor of 1 to 2

4) further assets attached to land are to be determined as provided in section 29 of the act

5) the final amount to be awarded to you for your land would taken into account market value of land , multiplied by factor of 1 to 2 depending upon distance from urban area, plus value of assets attached to land and solatium determined under the first schedule

6) it is not possible for us to determine amount of compensation that would be paid to you as all these factors are considered in award of compensation

1. You can gather the current market value of your land from the local registration Office.

2. If you feel that the price offered by the govt. is much below the market rate then you can challenge the notification before the Land Acquisition Collector. To contact an advocate who deals with this type f cases is advisable.

3. The Tribunal mostly the Additional District Judge after a full trial would pass the verdict.

1. Your query, as I understand, is " let me know the market value of my land",

2. This market value is required by you to ascertain the amount of compensation you can expect from the Govt.,

3. Enquire from your local Registration office who will have updated record of prevailing maket value of land of the area where your land is situated.