Hi,
The government is trying to acquire a property that i hold for the construction of a new highway. As per the National Highways Act 1956, i raised an objection to this when the notice of intention was released. But my notice was not acknowledged and the authorities went further with the plan.Now the compensation that they have allocated me has the following issues-
1. The rate used for the calculation is the average of past 4 years, instead of using the rate that was applicable on the day the intention notice was released (As per section 3G.7.a of the act)
2. The rate has been decided not based on the location of the property but based on a property which is 2 Kms away from the main highway.
3. The rate was not declared and no information was given, only when an RTI was filed was the information made public.
Also, the authorities are going against section 3H.1 of the act and want to acquire the land before the arbitration.
Kindly suggest me the way to move forward as this land was our only source of income and the money being allocated in compensation is less than 10% of the actual value that should have been allocated.
Asked 7 years ago in Civil Law