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31 Aug 2016
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Supreme Court (Gopala Gowda and Arun Mishra JJ) quashed the 2006 Singur acquisition in Kedar Nath Yadav v State of West Bengal, directed return of possession to landowners within 12 weeks, and held that compensation already paid would not be recovered. Recorded here as the legal outcome; it falls after the protest period. [2][1]
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Sources
- 1Land acquired by Tata Motors in Singur, West Bengal, to be restored to the landownersSCC Online Blog, 1 Sep 2016T5 SecondaryArchived 24 Sep 2020
- 2Kedar Nath Yadav v State of West Bengal and Ors, Civil Appeal No. 8438 of 2016Supreme Court of India via Indian Kanoon, 31 Aug 2016T2 CourtArchived 17 Jul 2018