My land is being used for a canal project. It’s fertile, irrigated, and enclosed by a wall. I’m a farmer and want to know the compensation amount the government will pay. Can you suggest the best legal format to ensure I get a fair deal?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My land is being used for a canal project. It’s fertile, irrigated, and enclosed by a wall. I’m a farmer and want to know the compensation amount the government will pay. Can you suggest the best legal format to ensure I get a fair deal?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Under Indian law, the government must pay fair compensation for land acquired for public projects. You can file a claim in the Land Acquisition Collector’s court, seeking market value, compensation for crops, loss of income, and other relevant factors. Consult a lawyer to ensure you receive a fair deal and understand the legal procedures.

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