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54.97% of 620.08 + 16.13*11.11 – 829.91 /5 = ?
351
54.97% of 620.08 + 16.13*11.11 – 829.91 /5 = ? =>55% of 620 + 16*11 – 830/5 = ? =>341 + 176 – 166 = ? =>? = 351
Hence, option 4 is the correct answer.
Constitutional and legislative frameworks in India have evolved regarding land acquisition. Which of the following aspects reflect this evolution? 1. Shift from the fundamental right to legal right for property ownership. 2. Mandatory Social Impact Assessment for all types of acquisitions.3. Introduction of consent requirements for PPP and private projects.4. The insertion of Article 300A during the 44th Amendment Act, 1978.
The evolution includes moving property rights from being a fundamental right to a legal right with Article 300A during the 44th Amendment Act, 1978 (Points 1 and 4).
The LARR Act, 2013, introduced consent requirements for PPP and private projects (Point 3).
Social Impact Assessment is mandatory but not for all types of acquisitions, making option 2 incorrect.
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The Supreme Court held that transferring land acquired by the government for public purposes back to the original owner through a private agreement by the beneficiary amounts to a fraud on the State's power of eminent domain. Considering this judgment, which of the following principles are highlighted? 1. Public interest must prevail over individual property rights. 2. The original owner should always retain the right to repurchase the land.3. The acquisition must serve a genuine public purpose.4. Fair compensation must be guaranteed by law.
The Supreme Court's judgment emphasizes that public interest is superior to individual rights (Principle 1) and that any acquisition must serve a genuine public purpose (Principle 3), reinforcing the doctrine of eminent domain.
Fair compensation is also essential under the legal framework (Principle 4).
However, the idea that the original owner should always retain repurchase rights is not supported by this judgment.
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