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THE LAND ACQUISITION (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2007 - PRS

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26AgreementwithappropraiteGovernment.Publication ofagreement.Sections 39 to42 not toapply whereGovernmentbound byagreement.How agreementwithrailway Companymay beproved.Restriction ontransfer, etc.Land not to beacquired underthis Part exceptfor certainpurposes forprivatecompaniesother thanGovernmentCompanies.such, work, is likely to prove useful to the public.(2) Such enquiry shall be held by such officer and at such time and place as theappropriate Government shall appoint.(3) Such officer may summon and enforce the attendance of witnesses and compel theproduction of documents by the same means and, as far as possible, in the same manner asis provided by the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in the case of Civil Court.41. If the appropriate Government is satisfied after considering the report, if any, ofthe Collector under section 5A, sub-section (2), or on the report of the officer making aninquiry under section 40 that the proposed acquisition is for any of the purposes referred toin clause (a) or clause (aa) or clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 40, it shall require theCompany to enter into an agreement with the appropriate Government providing to thesatisfaction of the appropriate Government for the following matters, namely:—(1) the payment to the appropriate Government of the cost of the acquisition;(2) the transfer, on such payment, of the land to the Company;(3) the terms on which the land shall be held by the Company;(4) where the acquisition is for the purpose of erecting dwelling-houses or theprovision of amenities connected therewith, the time within which, the conditions onwhich and the manner in which the dwelling-houses or amenities shall be erected orprovided;(4A) where the acquisition is for the construction of any building or work for aCompany which is engaged or is taking steps for engaging itself in any industry orwork which is for a public purpose, the time within which and the conditions on which,the building or work shall be constructed or executed; and(5) where the acquisition is for the construction of any other work the timewithin which and the conditions on which the work shall be executed and maintained,and the terms on which the public shall be entitled to use the work.42. Every such agreement shall, as soon as may be after its execution, be published inthe Official Gazette, and thereupon (so far as regards the terms on which the public shall beentitled to use the work) have the same effect as if it had formed part of this Act.43. The provisions of section 39 to 42, both inclusive, shall not apply and thecorresponding sections of the Land Acquisition Act, 1870, shall be deemed never to haveapplied, to the acquisition of land of any Railway or other Company, for the purposes ofwhich, under any agreement with such Company, the Secretary of State for India in Council,the Secretary of State, the Central Government or any State Government is or was bound toprovide land.44. In the case of the acquisition of land for the purposes of a Railway Company, theexistence of such an agreement as is mentioned in section 43 may be proved by the productionof a printed copy thereof purporting to be printed by other of Government.44A. No Company for, which any land is acquired under this Part shall be entitled totransfer the said land or any part thereof by sale, mortgage, gift, lease or otherwise exceptwith the previous sanction of the appropriate Government.44B. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Act, no land shall be acquired underthis Part, except for the purpose mentioned in clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 40, fora private company which is not a Government company.Explanation.—‘‘Private company” and “Government company” shall have themeanings respectively assigned to them in the Companies Act, 19565 of 1908.10 of 1870.1 of 1956.

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