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time of the Collector' s taking possession of the land, by reason of serving such land from his other land ... time of the Collector' s taking possession of the land, by reason of the acquisition injuriously affecting his other property
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Railway Administration to acquire the immediate possession of any land for the maintenance of their traffic or for the purpose ... Government considers it necessary to acquire the immediate possession of any land for the purpose of maintaining any structure
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work of an air
strip and was given possession of the land acquired for that
purpose, along with valuable crops ... action under Section 17
was taken for obtaining possession of the land With a view
to its development. The lands
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case, High
Court also held that actual physical possession of the land
had not been delivered to the acquiring body ... taken would
depend on the nature of the land.
Such possession would have to be
taken as the nature
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otherwise would be sufficient
to constitute taking possession of land in every case. It
is also not strictly necessary ... given to the owner or
occupant of the land that possession would be taken at a
particular time, though
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that they had become
its owners by adverse possession. The land was owned by one Fakir
Chand predecessor in interest ... plaintiffs be declared
trespassers over the suit land and possession of the land be given to
the defendants. In their
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taken would depend
on the nature of the land. Such possession
would have to be taken as the nature ... would be sufficient
to constitute taking of possession of land.
There cannot be an absolute and inviolable
rule that merely
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appellants filed their declarations taking the stand
that possession of land had already been handed over to
Port Trust Authorities ... Section 17(4)
was not invoked since the possession of land was already
with the Port Trust Authorities. A declaration
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would be sufficient to constitute
taking of possession of land. We
should not, therefore, be taken as
laying down ... otherwise would be sufficient to
constitute taking of possession of
land in every case. But here, in
our opinion, since
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title to possession, if confers right to
recover possession--Bihar Land Reforms Act, 1950 (Bihar ... plaintiff-respondents sued the appellants for recovery
of possession of the lands in dispute. The appellants had
entered into possession
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