15 Land Acquisition · 15.4 RFCTLARR Act 2013: urgency, Authority and miscellaneous
15.4.2 RFCTLARR Sections 51–74: LARR Authority – composition, reference (s.64) and appeal to High Court
Chapter VIII sets up a one-person LARR Authority — a District Judge or a lawyer of seven years' standing — to decide references (s.64) against the Collector's award; civil courts are barred (s.63), and its award can be challenged only by appeal to the High Court within 60 days (s.74).
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Key terms
- LARR Authority
- section 51
- one-person Authority
- Presiding Officer
- District Judge
- seven years legal practitioner
- Chief Justice consultation
- three years or 65 years
- section 60 civil court powers
- section 63 bar of civil courts
- section 64 reference
- six weeks
- six months
- thirty days
- section 69 award
- section 70 decree
- section 72 interest 9 and 15 per cent
- section 73 re-determination three months
- section 74 appeal sixty days
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