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Land Acquisition Process & Procedure
Land Acquisition Process & Procedure
Procedure
Presented by
Sri Avaya Kumar Nayak
Joint Secretary to Government
Revenue & Disaster Management Department,
Government of Odisha
ROTI, Bhubaneswar, 29.08.207
LAND IS THE MOST
IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT
FOR INDUSTRISAL AND
INFRASTRUCTURE
DEVELOPMENTS INCLUDING
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Options on land
Available IDCO Industrial Estates
Available Govt land
Available land in Land Bank
Private land can be acquired through bilateral
negotiations
Through LA Proceedings
Land Bank
Government has identified about 1 lakh acres of
Govt waste land in patches for land Bank
About 10,000 acres with IDCO in ready to use
position.
Two types of land-(i) already with IDCO or
immediately given to IDCO (II) Identified and
reserved, can be given to IDCO on short notice.
Land cost at IPR rates
Collector given full power to lease to IDCO.
IDCO given right to mortgage and can give NOC
on right to mortgage.
Direct purchase of land on private negotiation
Intermittent patches of private land can be directly
purchased
Assistance of a District level committee headed by
Collector to ascertain the valuation can be availed.
No limit to private purchase, if the land is not
multi- crop irrigated land
Purchase limit of Multi-crop land as decided by
Agril Department
Private purchase upto 50 acres in urban area and
200 acres rural areas shall not attract R&R
provisions under RFCTLAR&R Act.
ACQUISITION OF PRIVATE LAND
AS
THE LAST OPTION
Earlier, Land Acquisition was done
under the Land Acquisition Act,
1894
Now under
the Right to Fair Compensation and
Transparency in Land Acquisition,
Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act,
2013 (RFCTLAR&R Act, 2013)
The core issues that could not be answered under Land
acquisition Act of 1894
Chapter I- Preliminary
I 1 Short title, extent and commencement
I 2 Application of the Act
I 3 Definitions a to ze
Chapter II – Determination of Social impact and Public Purpose
II 4 Preliminary Investigation for determination of social impact and public
purpose
II 5 Public hearing of Social Impact Assessment
II 6 Publication of Social Impact Assessment Study
II 7 Appraisal of SIA Report by an Expert Group
II 8 Examination of proposals for LA and SIA report by appropriate Govt
II 9 Exemption from Social impact Assessment
Chapter III-Special provision to safeguard food security
III 10 Special provision to safeguard food security
Chapter IV- Notification and Acquisition
IV 11 Publication of preliminary notification
IV 12 Preliminary survey of land and power to carry out survey
IV 13 Payment for damage
IV 14 Lapse of Social Impact Assessment report
IV 15 Hearing of objections
IV 16 Preparations of R&R Scheme by the Administrator
IV 17 Review of the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme
IV 18 Approved Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme to be made public
IV 19 Publication of declaration
IV 20 Land to be marked out, measured and planned
IV 21 Notice to persons interested
IV 22 Power to enforce the making of statements as to names and interests.
IV 23 Enquiry and land acquisition award by Collector
IV 24 LA process under Act of 1894 shall be deemed to have lapsed in certain cases
IV 25 Period within which an award shall be made
IV 26 Determination of market value of land by Collector
IV 27 Determination of amount of compensation
IV 28 Parameters to be considered by Collector in determination of award
IV 29 Determination of value of thing attached to land or building
Chapter V- Rehabilitation and Resettlement Award
V 31 Rehabilitation and Resettlement award for affected families by Collector
Sec. 2(1) •For strategic purpose relating to defence of India or safety of the people
Application •For infrastructure projects defined u/s 2(1)(b) i to vii of the Act,
of the Act •It includes projects for industrial corridors , mining and manufacturing zone.
for public •Projects involving agro processing, warehousing, cold storage etc
purpose or •Projects for water harvesting, water conservation, sanitation
govt. use •Projects for Govt aided educational & research schemes
•Projects for sports, health care, tourism, transportation or space
programme
•Any other infrastructure facility to be notified by Central Govt and
tabled in the Parliament
•Projects for affected families/
Public Consent u/s 2(2)
Sec. 2(2) The provisions of this Act relating to land acquisition, consent,
compensation. rehabilitation and resettlement, shall also apply, when the
appropriate Government acquires land for the following purposes, namely:-
Provisions (a) for public private partnership projects, where the ownership of
for the land continues to vest with the Government, for public purpose
declaring as defined in sub-section (1); of SEC. 2
land to be (b) for private companies for public purpose, as defined in sub-sec (1):
acquired Provided that in the case of acquisition for-
for Private (i) private companies, the prior consent of at least 80% of those affected
Companies families, as defined in sub-clauses (i) and (v) of clause (c) of section 3; and
(ii) public private partnership projects, the prior consent of at least 70%.
of those affected families,
shall be obtained through a process as may be prescribed by the
appropriate Government
Important Definitions:
Affected family (Section 3(e)
A family whose land or other immovable property has been
acquired;
A family which has lost its livelihood;
A family of Tribes and other traditional forest dwellers that
have lost any of their traditional rights recognized under the
Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers
(Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 due to acquisition of
land;
A member of the family who has been assigned land by the
Govt, & the sme in under Acquisition.
In Old act Affected family was limited to the land losers
Cost of Acquisition u/s 3(i)
Amount of compensation including solatium
Cost of damages caused to land & standing crops
Cost of acquisition of land & building for
settlement of displaced or adversely affected
families
Cost of dev of infrastructure and amenities at the
resettlement area
Cost of R&R
Administrative cost
Cost of SIA Study
Definition of Family u/s 3(m)
Family includes a person, his or her spouse, minor
children, minor brothers and minor sisters
dependent on him;
Provided that widows, divorcees and women
deseredted by families shall be considered separate
families;
Explanation: An adult of either gender with or
without spouse or children or dependents shall be
considered as separate family for the purpose of
this Act.
Persons interested u/s 3(x)
All persons claiming an interest in compensation
to be made
All persons who have lost any forest rights under
FRA Act, 2006
A person interested in an easment affecting the
land
Persons having tenancy rights under any relevant
state laws including share croppers
Any person whose primary source of livelihood is
likely to be affected
SIA Study u/s 4-9
U/s 4(1)- Notification by Govt to assess the impact of the projects, SIA to be carried out in all cases of
land acquisition in consultation with Panchayat or Municipal corporation within six months
The SIA study shall include;
Assessment as to whether the proposed acquisition serves the public purpose
Estimation of affected families &families likely to be displaced
Extent of lands, public and private, houses, settlements and other common properties likely to be affected
Whether the extent of land proposed is absolutely bare minimum requirement.
Whether other alternative sites were found not feasible
Study of social costs vis-a-vis the benefits of the project
Social Impact Management Plan (SIMP) to list out ameliorative measures to address adverse impact
The SIA report shall be made available to the public
Summary of SIA Report to be issued along with preliminary notification under Section 11
Nabakrushna Choudhury Institute of Developmental Studies
(NCDS) is the State Nodal Agency for conducting SIA Study.
NCDS has identified 32 independent agencies to conduct the study
in different parts of the State on its behalf.
Appropriate Govt shall require the authority conducting the SIA to
prepare SIMP listing the ameliorative measures required tpo be
undertaken.
u/s 5- A public hearing is held at the affected area after giving
adequate publicity to ascertain the views of the affected families
and be recorded
Publication of the SIA report in local language u/s 6 at Panchayat,
Municipality, office of Collector, Sub-collector and Tahasildar and
in the affected area.
The irrigation projects where the process of Environment Impact
Assessment is required under any other Law, are exempted from
this study as per sec 6.
Process of conducting SIA
Requiring body applies in Form A to Collector with land
schedule
Collector after scrutiny, sends to SIA unit with copy to
R&DM department and tahasildar to update records,
settling of land rights, restoring titles, Forest rights etc as
special drive
SIA Unit prepares ToR and estimate
Requiring body deposits the cost plus 10% admn cost
SIA Notification within 30 days in Form-C.
Public consultation and public hearing
SIA report in form D
Nature, extent and intensity of impact be assessed in
Form-G
Appraisal of SIA Report by Expert Group
u/s 7- Appraisal is done by an independent
multidisciplinary Expert Group.
Expert Group to Appraise the SIA
2 non-official social scientists,
2 representatives of Panchayat, Gram Sabha,
2 experts on rehabilitation,
1 technical expert in the subject relating to the
project
To make recommendations within two months
SIA Report valid for 12 months
Minimum Acquisition & Minimum
Displacement (Section 8)
Appropriate Government shall ensure that:-
a) There is a legitimate and bona fide public purpose for the
proposed acquisition
b) The public purpose, in the long term, is in the larger public interest
acquired.
d)There is no unutilized Land that has been previously acquired in
the area
e)The land, if any, acquired earlier and remain unutilized, is used for
or
Consented amount agreed upon; whichever is higher
0-10 1
>10- 20 1.2
>20-30 1.4
>30-40 1.8
Above 40 2
Calculation of compensation as per First
Schedule
Sl Items (supposing the land value to be Amount
No Rs.1.00 lakh)
1 Market Value 1,00,000/-
2 Multiplied factor as per distance- 1,00,000/-
3 Total(1+2) 2,00,000/-
4 Cost of structure, trees etc 1,00,000/-
5 Total (3+4) 3,00,000/-
6 Solatium 100%- 3,00,000/-
7 Additional Market value @ 12% on land 24,000/-
8 Grand total 6,24,000/-
Compensation
LA Compensation to land owners is determined as
per Sec 26-30 read with first schedule
Lump sum Compensation to
Agricultural labourers–current minimum wage x 200
days
Tenants and share croppers- 25000 per acre of land they
cultivate
Artisans working for 3 years prior to acquisition-25000
Declaration u/s-19