My village land, where our family home is worth over 30 lakhs, is being taken over by Singareni Collieries for their expansion. The government recently awarded us just 9 lakhs, citing ‘G.O No 14T(R&B)’. We feel this is unfair and want to fight for a better compensation. Can you suggest what we can do next?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My village land, where our family home is worth over 30 lakhs, is being taken over by Singareni Collieries for their expansion. The government recently awarded us just 9 lakhs, citing ‘G.O No 14T(R&’. We feel this is unfair and want to fight for a better compensation. Can you suggest what we can do next?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My village land, where our family home is worth over 30 lakhs, is being taken over by Singareni Collieries for their expansion. The government recently awarded us just 9 lakhs, citing ‘G.O No 14T(R&‘. We feel this is unfair and want to fight for a better compensation. Can you suggest what we can do next?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You have the right to challenge the compensation under the Land Acquisition Act, 2013. Consult a lawyer to file an appeal within the prescribed time frame, presenting evidence of your land’s actual market value and seeking a fair and just compensation.

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