In a significant legal case regarding compensation, the court’s decision to refrain from resolving the calculation dispute showcases the intricate legal analyses behind such matters. The dispute arose between the parties regarding the quantification of payment, leading to a nuanced decision by the court. Let’s delve deeper into the complexities of this legal issue.
Decision
- The appellant authority deposited compensation at the rate of Rs.150/- per Sq. Yard with all statutory benefits and interests in the Registry of the Court.
- Compensation deposited was ordered to be released to the respondents at the rate of Rs. 103.50 per Sq. Yd. without prejudice to their rights for enhancement.
- Dispute arose regarding the quantification of payment at Rs. 103.50 per Sq. Yard between the parties.
- Appellant claimed to have paid in excess, while respondents disputed the mode of calculation stating deficit payment under the Court’s directions.
- Court refrained from resolving the calculation dispute as the matter is pending before the High Court.
- Balance amount in the Court’s Registry to be transferred to the Registrar of the High Court.
- Upon disposal of the Miscellaneous Application, money deposited by the appellant to be released to claimants in a 1:1 ratio.
- Remaining balance to be held by the High Court for a fresh final decision.
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Case Title: BULANDSHAHR KHURJA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH SECRETARY Vs. SMT. AMIR KUWAR DEAD THR.LRS. (2021 INSC 567)
Case Number: MA-001389 / 2021
