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Case Name : Karnal Singh Vs State of Haryana (Punjab & Haryana High Court)
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Brief facts of the case are that Shri Kartar Singh, father of the petitioner was owner of land situated in village Ottu, Tehsil Rania, District Sira.On 9.5.200 the said land was acquired under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act,1894 (for brevity,` the 1894 Act ‘)for construction of Darba Ghaggar Drain. On 15.10.2001,award was passed by the Land Acquisition Collector. The father of the petitioner preferred reference under Section 18 of

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  1. KOTA JANARDHANA RAO says:

    DEAR SIR,
    IN CASE OF ENHANCE COMPENSATION CASES, GENERALLY IT TAKES 7 TO 8 YEARS FOR COURT DECREES AND INTEREST IS ALSO PAID FOR ENHANCE AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION.  SUPREME COURT HAS TIME AND AGAIN STATED THAT SUCH INTEREST CAN BE SPREAD OVER THE PERIOD FOR WHICH THE INTEREST RELATES.
       PL. CLARIFY WHETHER THE T.D.S. DEDUCTOR (I.E., LAND ACQUISITION OFFICER) CAN ALLOW THAT SPREAD OVER OF INTEREST FOR THE PERIOD FOR WHICH INTEREST RELATES AND EXEMPT TDS IF THE INTEREST INCOME PER YEAR POST SPREAD OVER IS LESS THAN THE THRESHOLD LIMIT OF RS. 5000/- U/S 194A OF I.T. ACT.  PL. INFORM ME THE CASE LAW WHICH WILL SUPPORT SPREAD OVER BEING ALLOWED BY THE LAND ACQUISITION OFFICER U/S 194A  AND EXEMPTION ALLOWED ON ABOVE LINES, WHILE DOING TDS.
    YOURS,
    KOTA JANARDHANA RAO

  2. KOTA JANARDHANA RAO says:

    Dear sir,
    I want case law in favour of the land owner, where the land is given for development to a builder. I.T.O. is not satisfied with the favorable comments of HC in case of  Chaturbhuj Dwarakadas judgement .  He wants case law which clearly states date of development agreement need not be treated as date of transfer for capital gains purposes.
    YOURS,
     KOTA JANARDHANA RAO

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