Students told to fete ‘NEET Champions’
So, for all acquisitions, the determination of compensation, which is purely a judicial exercise, is done by judicially trained minds. This is the only Act where an exception is carved out and bureaucrats have been entrusted with this. Either by us, or by Parliament,” said the bench, also comprising justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana.The remarks came during the hearing of a batch of appeals challenging a Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment that declared Sections 3G and 3J of the NHA unconstitutional.
- ▪So, for all acquisitions, the determination of compensation, which is purely a judicial exercise, is done by judicially trained minds.
- ▪This is the only Act where an exception is carved out and bureaucrats have been entrusted with this.
- ▪Either by us, or by Parliament,” said the bench, also comprising justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana.The remarks came during the hearing of a batch of appeals challenging a Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment that declared Sections 3G
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HomeNextStudents told to fete ‘NEET Champions’The Supreme Court on Thursday urged the Union government to suitably amend the National Highways Act, (NHA) 1956, so that disputes over compensation for land acquired for national highway projects are decided by “judicially trained minds” instead of government officers, observing that the existing framework is a “peculiar situation” that warrants immediate attentionPublished on: Jul 24, 2026, 09:04:41 ISTBy Utkarsh AnandPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Supreme Court on Thursday urged the Union government to suitably amend the National Highways Act, (NHA) 1956, so that disputes over compensation for land acquired for national highway projects are decided by “judicially trained minds” instead of government officers, observing that the…
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