If compensation not paid to owner, land acquisition not valid...

You can file writ petition at high court.

Sir kindly find out the notification under which it was acquired inquire with district sub registrar office. Take the property document certified copies from subregistrar office. Further file a writ petition in high court for stay and taking back land as compensation for as of years was paid.

1. No land belonging to an individual can be acquired by the government without giving him due compensation.

2. The acquisition of private land is done through a government notification and then awarding him compensation for the same.

3. So check records whether there was due compliance of the procedure was done as prescribed by the Land Acquisition Act.

4. of not then file a writ petition in high court to get due compensation or to get back your land.

When was land acquired by govt ?

What was compensation awarded by govt ?

If compensation was not paid did you raise any grievance ?

Is the land being used for purpose mentioned in land acquisition order ?

Kindly clarify

Please file a mandamus writ in the High Court against the Government and the builder as party and let the High court order the compensation and interest on the compensation.

If you satisfy the conditions of section 24(2) of the new land acquisition act, you may approach the High Court and can challenge these acquisition proceedings.

See a lawyer practising on the civil side in the High Court and find out if you may move to the high court and seek benefit of sec. 24(2) of the land acquisition act, 2013.

Please appoint an experienced advocate and approach the Bombay High Court at the earliest.

Dear Client,

Land acquired by Government or its instrumentalities for a specific public purpose cannot be changed and transferred to private individuals or corporate bodies. Challenge the some before High Court. And if property is acquired without due procedure under land acquisition act, than file civil suit and get stay.

If the government as acquired this land by a notification but has not paid the compensation for this acquisition, then you may file a writ petition seeking compensation or repossession of your property.

You may approach high court after exhausting the remedies before the district collectorate and the local land acquisition court.

1, when did the acquisition take place?

2. did the government issue any notice for acquiring your land?

This is my response to you:

1. Since the matter needs urgency you should approach the High Court with a writ petition and seek immediate relief;

2. You should also file a suit in the civil court and take legal steps;

3. Engage services of a lawyer and take immediate steps.