LAND NOT TAKEN

1. The effect of the project on the land taken is LAND TAKEN

to increase in the value of the land not
taken
2. Compensation to be determined based on :

amount
of
compensation
increase
In value 0

s. 2(b) 1st Schedule - any increase, which shall be deducted from the total compensation, in
the value of the other land of the person interested likely to accrue from the use to which the
land acquired will be put
 SEVERANCE

A part B part

1. Land is severed into 2 Compensation should

Parts (A & B) consider the following
The
2. Size of land become claims:
whole
smaller a. Extra cost to manage the
stretch is
3. No excess road land eg no excess road
taken for
between the two to the other part of the
Highway
parts land
4. Less economically to b. Endegering the livestocks
use c. Pollution due to usage of
the land taken
d. Sound pollution

Generally the value

of the land will go
down.
 INJURIOUS
AFFECTION

The negative effect of the

project on the land not
taken

COMPENSATION =
Sewage Treatment Pool
MARKET VALUE OF LAND TAKEN
+
THE REDUCTION OF VALUE OF LAND
NOT TAKEN
 (e) if, in consequence of the acquisition, he is or will be compelled to change his residence
or place of business, the reasonable expenses, if any, incidental to such change

TRANSPORTATION

COMPENSATION FOR
DISTURBANCE

COST OF MOVING OUT LOSING

COST FOR TRANSPORTATION
COST FOR GOODS DAMAGE
COST FOR LOSING GOODWIL
(BUSINESS ENTITY)
 HIGHWAY
s. 2 f) where only part of the land is to be acquired, any undertaking by the State
Authority, or by the Government, person or corporation on whose behalf the land
is to be acquired, for the construction or erection of roads, drains, walls, fences or
other facilities benefiting any part of the land left unacquired, provided that the
undertaking is clear and enforceable
 (e) any increase to the value of the land
SECTION 3, 1ST acquired likely to accrue from the use to (c) any damage
SCHEDULE which it will be put when acquired; sustained by the
person interested
which, if caused by a
private person, would
not be a good cause
of action

(f) any outlay on additions or

improvements to the land
acquired, which was
incurred after the date of the
publication of the
declaration under section 8 (d) any depreciation in the value of the
land acquired likely to result from the use
to which it will be put when acquired;