Private Negotiations Between Two Govt Agencies For Land Transfer Does Not Determine Its True Market Value: Gujarat High Court

Post published: July 9, 2022
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Private Negotiations Between Two Govt Agencies For Land Transfer Does Not Determine Its True Market Value

Case: Western Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation Of India V/S Original Claimants & 3 Other(S)

Coram: Justices Sonia Gokani and Hemant Prachchhak

Case No.: C/FA/1675/2022

Court Observation: “We have to deal with interim award of arbitrator and the decisions of the Civil Court in not interfering with such interim award, in background of such statutory provisions. While doing so, we would also be conscious of the limited scope of the First Appeal against the order of the Civil Court refusing to set aside an arbitral award.”

“Eventually if the final award in any manner is lower than the interim compensation awarded by the arbitrator, serious question of recovery of the Government monies would arise,”

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