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National Highways Act 1956

3 articlesLatest July 2026
Section 24(2) & 30 RFCTLARR Act | R&R Benefits and Compensation Must Be Adjudicated Before Possession: Telangana HC Sets 4-Week Deadline
Case Law Analysis
|Telangana High Court

Section 24(2) & 30 RFCTLARR Act | R&R Benefits and Compensation Must Be Adjudicated Before Possession: Telangana HC Sets 4-Week Deadline

Telangana High Court rules that landowners are entitled to Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R) benefits and compensation for structures/crops under the RFCTLARR Act 2013 before dispossession. The Court directed authorities to adjudicate claims within four weeks, reinforcing natural justice in land acquisition proceedings. This ruling impacts landowners facing premature dispossession without due compensation.

Section 3-G(5) NH Act | Arbitrator Cannot Remand Land Acquisition Disputes : MP HC Reaffirms Binding Precedent
Case Law Analysis
|Madhya Pradesh High Court

Section 3-G(5) NH Act | Arbitrator Cannot Remand Land Acquisition Disputes : MP HC Reaffirms Binding Precedent

Madhya Pradesh High Court reiterates that arbitrators under Section 3-G(5) of the National Highways Act, 1956, lack jurisdiction to remand land acquisition disputes for fresh adjudication. The ruling binds all arbitrators to decide matters based on available material, reinforcing the precedent set in WP No. 2521/2017. This decision impacts landowners, NHAI, and arbitrators handling compensation disputes under the Act.