Section 3D of NHA : Section 3D: Declaration Of Acquisition
NHA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine the government plans to build a new highway that will pass through the outskirts of a city, requiring acquisition of land currently used for farming. The Central Government issues a notification under Section 3A of the National Highways Act, 1956, proposing to acquire the land.
The farmers owning this land are given a chance to object to the acquisition under Section 3C. However, after considering the objections, the competent authority disallows them, finding the highway project to be of greater public importance.
Following this, the com...
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