Authorities and Agencies Involved
- Union Government
- State Government
- Public authorities/agencies like DDA, NOIDA, CIDCO
- Companies like Reliance, Tata (for SEZs)
The procedure involved for acquisition of land for companies are dealt with under chapter VII of the act, which requires an agreement to be entered into by the company with the appropriate government and the same has to be published in the official gazette. The government cannot initiate acquisition proceedings without issuing proper notice to the owners in any of the prescribed mode of service provided under the act and provide them sufficient opportunity. If any of the provisions envisaged in the act is violated or mandatory procedures are not followed, then the entire acquisition proceedings would become void.
Read more about this topic: Land Acquisition Act, 1894
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