Q1. Can govt. acquire a land that does not belongs to Govt?
Ans - Yes, as per the provisions laid down in Land Acquisition Act, 1894, the Government is empowered to acquire land, provided, it is used for public purposes.
Q2. Who all are competent to acquire a land?
Ans - The following are competent to acquire land:
1. Collector of Districts
2. Deputy Commissioner
3. Any Officer specially appointed by approved Govt. official to dispense the duties and functions of Collector.
Q3. What is procedure of Acquisition of Land?
Ans - The procedure of Acquisition of Land can be outlined as follows:
1. The requisition receipt is transferred.
2. Collector forwards the notification draft along with the necessary documents to the Revenue Department / R.D.C / Administrative Department concerned.
3. Copies are endorsed to all other concerned parties.
4. The issued notification is published in the daily newspapers.
5. Collector issues a public notice at convenient places in the area where the land is located.
6.Persons with objections may contact the Collector.
7. Collector listens to objections for 30 days from the date of publication o notice.
8. Collector then furnishes his report to the Revenue Department / R.D.C and the Administrative Department.
Q4. Can Govt. acquire a protected monument?
Ans - Yes, it can, provided, it is done for some public purposes.
Q5. Can a illegally possessed land be transferred in favor of the party?
Ans - No, no such illegal transfer in name of the party is acceptable.
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