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The Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act, 1952

Central · 1952

  • S. 1Short title, extent and duration.
  • S. 2Definitions.
  • S. 3Power to requisition immovable property.
  • S. 4Power to take possession of requisitioned property.
  • S. 5Rights over requisitioned property.
  • S. 6Release from requisitioning.
  • S. 7Power to acquire requisitioned property.
  • S. 8Principles and method of determining compensation.
  • S. 9Payment of compensation.
  • S. 10Appeals from orders of requisitioning.
  • S. 11Appeals from awards in respect of compensation.
  • S. 12Competent authority and arbitrator to have certain powers of civil courts.
  • S. 13Power to obtain information.
  • S. 14Power to enter and inspect.
  • S. 15Service of notice and orders.
  • S. 16Easement not to be disturbed.
  • S. 17Delegation of powers.
  • S. 18Protection of action taken in good faith.
  • S. 19Bar of jurisdiction of civil courts.
  • S. 20Penalty for offences.
  • S. 21Certain persons to be public servants.
  • S. 22Power to make rules.
  • S. 23Validation of certain requisitions and acquisitions.
  • S. 24Repeals and savings.
  • S. 25Special provision as to certain requisitions under Act 51 of 1962.
  • S. 26Special provision as to certain requisitions under Act 42 of 1971.
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