M/S.Veeyel Enterprises v. The National Highways Authority

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS

DATED : 29.04.2019

CORAM:

THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE D.KRISHNAKUMAR W.P.No.4280 of 2019 and W.M.P.No.4821 of 2019 M/s.VEEYEL Enterprises, Engineering Contractors, Represented by its Partner SP.Lakshmanan, No.13/3, Trunk Road, Nazerethpet, Chennai - 602 103.

.. Petitioner Vs.

1. The National Highways Authority, Government of India, G-5 & 6th/Sector - 10, Dwaraka, New Delhi - 110 075.

2. The Chief General Manager, National Highways Authority of India, Sri Tower 3rd Floor, DP 34 (SP), Industrial Estate, Guindy, Chennai - 600 032.

3. The District Collector, Tiruvallur District, Collectorate, Tiruvallur - 602 001.

4. The Competent Authority and Special District Revenue Officer, Land Acquisition, National Highways, Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur Distroct, at Kancheepuram.

..

Respondents PRAYER: The Writ Petition is filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, praying for issuance of Writ of Mandamus, to direct the 1st and 2nd respondents to pay the compensation amount of Rs.12,96,701/- awarded by the 4th respondent, vide Award dated 24.06.2004 bearing Rc.No.296/2001A/NH-4/TVR along with interest @ 9% p.a.

For Petitioner : Mr.R.Saravanakumar For R3 and R4 : Ms.Narmadha Sampath Additional Advocate General for Mr.D.Raja, Additional Govt. Pleader For R1 and R2 : Mr.G.Karthikeyan

O R D E R

The present Writ Petition has been filed for the issuance of a Writ of Mandamus to direct the 1st and 2nd respondents to pay the compensation amount of Rs.12,96,701/- awarded by the 4th respondent, vide Award dated 24.06.2004 bearing Rc.No.296/2001A/ NH-4/TVR along with interest @ 9% p.a.

2. According to the petitioner, by Notification published in the Gazette of India, the 4th respondent proclaimed for acquiring lands for the purpose of widening National Highways including the petitioner's land measuring an extent of 2514 sq.mt., in S.No.13/3B, in 47, Nazerethpet Village, Poonamallee Taluk. The petitioner filed a detailed objections, but, they were rejected and the land was acquired by the Department and an Award was passed by the 4th respondent on 24.06.2004 vide Rc.No.296/2001A/NH-4/TVR and the 4th respondent had passed the Award for a sum of Rs.12,96,701/- as compensation. Since the said award amount was not paid to the petitioner, the petitioner had earlier filed a Writ Petition in W.P.No.22097 of 2008.

3. This Court, by an order dated 20.10.2008, in the above referred W.P.No.22097 of 2008, directed the authorities concerned to disburse the award amount within a period of three weeks from the date of receipt of the said order. Pursuant to the order of this Court, the compensation was not paid to the petitioner even after a lapse of two years from the date of the order. Hence, the petitioner made a representation on 25.08.2010 to the authorities concerned, requesting for payment of compensation, without any further delay.

4. Upon receipt of letter, the 4th respondent, vide letter dated 30.08.2010, directed the petitioner to produce documents relating to the ownership of the land to enable the authorities to pay the compensation amount. Upon the receipt of the letter

dated 30.08.2010 from the 4th respondent, the petitioner submitted all the relevant records on 17.09.2010 before the 4th respondent. Even after producing all the relevant documents, the compensation amount was not paid to the petitioner by the 1st and 2nd respondent. Therefore, the petitioner has filed the instant Writ Petition before this Court claiming the compensation amount for a sum of Rs.12,96,701/-.

5. The learned Additional Advocate General appearing for the respondents submitted that the said Award was passed in the year 2004. The respondents are the Competent Authority and Special District Revenue Officer (LA), National Highways, Kancheepuram, for the lands under acquisition for NH 4 Scheme, NH 45 Scheme, NH4 Six laning Scheme, Chennai Byepass Scheme for widening NH4, Bangalore Chennai Express Road Scheme and New L.A.Scheme for Chennai Salem Green Field Corridor and Mahabalipuram Puducherry Corridor Scheme. Award has been passed in favour of the land owners. The Special District Revenue Officer (L.A), National Highways Scheme, Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur District at Kancheepuram, has furnished the details in the counter, wherein, Name of the Scheme, Total compensation amount, disbursement, balance amount to be disbursed are given as follows:- amount (As per Award) Balance to be disbursed S.

No Scheme Perso ns Person s Perso ns NH - 4 54043038 48522250 5520788 NH - 45 113400337 112405408 9949287 NH- 4 Six laning 314987985 300226245 14761740 Chennai Bypass 724661140 695511170 29149970 Bangalore - Chennai Express Way 656424507 1255 415222680 24120182 116268324 3450 902257676 26042557

6. The learned Additional Advocate General further submitted that the reasons for non-disbursement of compensation is not on the fault of the 4th respondent, but, the above land owners have not submitted documentary evidences to prove their

ownership beyond doubt and apportionment of their ownership. She further submitted that pursuant to the notice issued by the respondent authority, the petitioners have not appeared for the enquiry and therefore, the respondent authority is not in a position to verify the genuineness of the documents. Therefore, the delay is caused only by the petitioner and there is no willful default on the part of the respondents to settle the compensation amount.

7. It is further submitted that the 4th respondent was overburdened with land acquisition works by new schemes like Bangalore-Chennai Expressway, Chennai-Salem Green Filed Corridor, Mamallapuram Puducherry Corriodor land acquisition works along with other land acquisition works scheme. Hence, on request from the office of the 4th respondent, the Government issued G.O.Ms.No.24, Highways and Minor Ports (HV1) Department, dated 06.02.2019, and relieved the 4th respondent from the land acquisition works relating to NH4 and NH45 relating to Tiruvallur District and entrusted these works with the Special District Revenue Officer (L.A., N.H., Tiruvallur along with the field special staff consisting of Special Tahsildar (L.A.), NH, Poonamallee, under his control. This Special Tahsildar (L.A), N.H.

, Poonamallee, who maintains all the files and records relating to land acquisition works in Tiruvallur District, is now under the control of Special District Revenue Officer (L.A), N.H., Tiruvallur. Further, it is submitted that it has been ascertained from the office of the Special District Revenue Officer (L.A). N.H., Thiruvallur, that necessary action has been taken by applying allocation of funds for making payment of compensation to the petitioner within reasonable time.

8. Before this court, an affidavit has been filed by the Special District Revenue Officer (LA), National Highways, Tiruvallur. In the aforesaid affidavit, it is stated that the then Competent Authority & Special District Revenue Officer, National Highways, Kancheepuram, has handed over the files on 25.04.2019. On receipt of the above files, immediately, the Special District Revenue Officer (L.A), National Highways, Tiruvallur, sent a request letter to the General Manager & Project Implementation Unit, Chennai, for release the award amount of Rs.12,96,701/- for making payment to the petitioner vide office Rc.No.159/2019/NH-4, dated 25.04.2019. On receipt of amount from the General Manager and Project Director, NHAI, Chennai, the amount will be disbursed to the petitioner on production of relevant documents and after verifying the genuineness of the said documents. The General Manager and Project Director, NHAI, Chennai, has requested four weeks time to release the amount to the petitioner.

9. In the counter affidavit filed by the Special District Revenue Officer, Tiruvallur and Special District Revenue Officer, Kancheepuram, it is stated that they are the competent authorities to disburse the compensation amount to the petitioner. Therefore, they have agreed to pay the amount within a period of four weeks.

10. On an analysis of the background of the case, it is apparent that Award was passed by the respondent authority on 24.06.2004 and the compensation was determined by the respondents for Rs.12,96,701/- on 24.06.2004. The petitioner had approached this Court by way of filing Writ Petition in W.P.No.22097 of 2008 and this court, as early as on 20.10.2008, by its order, had allowed the Writ Petition and observed as follows:- "5. But, it is an admitted fact that the award was passed on 24.06.2004. That apart, as rightly contended by the learned Additional Advocate General, the area which has been acquired from the petitioner and the amount to be paid to the petitioner are mentioned in the award and it is also not disputed.

But, basing on the subsequent letter furnished by the Special District Revenue Officer, the petitioner is making this claim. When it is the stand of the learned Additional Advocate General that already the award amount was forwarded to the petitioner by way of a cheque and that was returned and also when the fact of passing of the award was not disputed, the relief sought with regard to determination of the area and also the method adopted in acquiring lands, cannot be considered now. That apart, basing on the orders of this Court, this request of the petitioner was considered and orders were also passed, consequently, I am of the considered view that this request of the petitioner cannot be considered repeatedly.

However, since the award amount has not been paid to the petitioner, the respondents are directed to disburse the award amount to the petitioner within a period of three weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order."

11. On the directions of this court, the petitioner approached the 4th respondent on 25.08.2010. Subsequent to the order of this court and the petitioner's approach, notice has been sent to the petitioner on 30.08.2010 and directed him to appear before the respondents. According to the petitioner, he appeared before the respondents and satisfied the authorities by

producing necessary documents. Again, the Petitioner preferred several representations to the respondents, claiming the compensation.

12. Taking into consideration the facts put forth by the petitioner, Award was passed in the year 2004, however, even thereafter, the respondent authority, unnecessarily delayed the payment for the last 14 years and the petitioner who had lost his valuable land in view of the acquisition of the land by the Department, was driven from pillar to post to seek his due compensation. However, due to lethargic attitude and inaction on the part of the respondents, the Petitioner was put to serious mental suffering as he could not see the light of the day by getting his compensation for the last 14 years. Hence, at this stage, the petitioner had once again approached this Court for payment of compensation.

13. Despite the order of this Court dated 20.10.2008 directing the respondents to pay the said compensation to the petitioner within a period of three weeks from the date of receipt of the order, the 4th respondent has not bothered to respect the order of this Court. The said act of the 4th respondent in not giving respect to this Court and failed to comply with the directions issued, is very shocking. If the respondent authorities was really having any difficulty in respect of verifying the genuineness or veracity of the documents and in disbursing the compensation amount, the concerned authority would have sought for further direction from this Court. Once, the Government itself has sanctioned the amount in respect of acquired lands, it is for the competent authority to disburse the said amount, after following due formalities, without delay.

14. The Petitioner herein has been driven to approach the authorities concerned for several times and now, fighting before this Court and the Petitioner's struggle to get his compensation, continues. It is the bounden duty of the authorities, to settle the compensation amount to all the claimants. Therefore, considering the entire facts and circumstances of the case and the plight of the petitioner, who is undergoing series of pulls and pressures at the hands of the respondents, and also taking into consideration the fact that a large number of claimants have not been settled their compensation amounts, this court feels that it is really a shock and surprise that the authorities who had issued the notification, had not acted with diligence till today.

15. The matter came up before this court for the last six occasions, and this Court directed the learned Additional Advocate General to furnish all the particulars as regards the

balance amount due to the claimants.

16. According to the Special District Revenue Officer, Tiruvallur, now, they have received the particulars and agreed to pay the compensation to the petitioner within the period as mentioned in their affidavit. As on today, according to them, 1014 compensation claims are pending, which reads as follows:- S.No.

Scheme Award Passed Payment Details Reason for Pending National Highways - 205 Alamelumangapura n to Thiruninravur (39 Villages) No of Compensatio n disbursed cases No of Pending cases Pending of is due to the fact that the Land Owners failed to turn up for receiving compensation amount.

National Highways 716 B Chittoor - Thachur (28 Villages) Newly formed scheme. Under process stage - National Highways Chennai Port to Maduravoyal elevated corridor Project Newly formed scheme. Under process stage.

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S.No.

Scheme Award Passed Payment Details Reason for Pending National Highways As per GO Ms.No.24, Highways and Minor Ports (HV1) Department Dated 06.02.2019. The NH 4 & NH 5 are attached with Special District Revenue Officer (LA - NH) Tiruvallur.

NH - 4 The Project Director/National Highways Authority. PIU, Chennai has addressed the Special DIstrict Revenue Officer Kancheepuram (LA) NH to hand over the files of NH 4 & NH 5 to the Office of Special District Revenue Officer (LA) NH Tiruvallur vide Lr.No.NHAI/18011/127.A.1/P IU/Chennai/534 dt:13.02.2019.

NH -5 The Competent Authority & Special District Revenue Officer, Kancheepuram has dealt with files and records so far and the files were not properly handed over to this office till date. The Competent Authority and Land Acquisition Officer, Tiruvallur has also addressed to the Special District Revenue Officer (LA) Kancheepuram, to hand over the files vide D.O.Lr.No.108/2019/A1, dated 11.04.2019 and copy marked to the Secretary to Government, Highways Department, Chennai.

Furthermore I have addressed to The Secretary to Government, Highways

17. The Special District Revenue Officer, Tiruvallur, has also furnished the details and the same is enclosed along with this order as separate annexure.

18. To the questions raised by this court for the inordinate delay in settling the compensation claims, the respondent authority has given the reason stating that the land owners have not submitted the documentary evidences to prove their ownership. But, now the authorities has given an undertaking before this Court that they are taking steps to disburse the compensation amount to the claimants on verification of the ownership and thus praying for six months time to disburse the amount to the rightful owners.

19. Taking note of the counter affidavit filed by the 4th respondent and also the submissions made by the learned Additional Advocate General before this Court, who had also agreed to the suggestions made by this Court, this court is inclined to issue a specific instruction to the authorities concerned, to disburse the compensation amount within a stipulated time. Accordingly, this Court deems it fit to appropriate to pass the following order:-

1) The 4th respondent is directed to prepare entire list of the claimants, within a period of three weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order. After collection of the details of the claimants, the 4th respondent shall serve notice to the claimants forthwith, asking them to produce the documents for verification.

2) On production of the said documents, the 4th respondent is directed to disburse the said amount through ECS to the genuine claimants immediately.

3) It is for the respondents to approach the Requisition Body to seek for sanction of funds without any delay, preferably, within one month time, since, already, considerable time elapsed. In this connection, the State Government as well as the 4th respondent have to ask the Requisition Body, to deposit the said amount to the 4th respondent. On receipt of the said amount, the 4th respondent shall disburse the same to the claimants along with statutory interest @ 9% per annum, within a period of one month, thereafter.

4) It is represented that there is outstanding due amount to a large number of claimants who had to receive the compensation. Therefore, this Court suggest that a Committee shall be constituted consisting of District Collector of the Districts viz., Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur and the Director of the Tamil Nadu Medication and Conciliation Centre, High Court of Madras, as members and they shall monitor the work of the 4th respondent every month and the report by the said Committee shall be submitted to the Government and the Director of the Tamil Nadu Mediation and Conciliation Centre, High Court of Madras, shall furnish the said report before this court.

5) If there is any dispute in settling the compensation amount to the parties concerned, the Director of the Mediation Centre shall refer the said issue to the Mediators for amicable settlement. If there is no settlement arrived at between the parties, the 4th respondent shall proceed with the matter, as per the provisions of the Act.

6) The 4th respondent has to complete the above said exercise, within a period of six months from the date of receipt of a copy of this order.

7) Thereafter, if there is any delay on the part of the 4th respondent, the interest amount shall be recovered from the officers and other staff, who are responsible for the delay.

8) Taking into consideration the petitioner's case, who approached this court earlier and obtained orders from this court, but made to suffer for 14 years without compensation, this court directs the 4th respondent, to pay a sum of Rs.20,000/- to the petitioner, within a period of three weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order. It is made clear that the aforesaid recovery shall be initiated on the officers, who are responsible for the delay in settling the compensation from the year 2004 to December, 2018.

With the above directions, this Writ Petition is disposed of. Consequently, connected miscellaneous petition is closed. The affidavit filed by the 4th respondent dated 29.04.2019, shall form part of the order.

Post this matter after six (6) months under the

caption "for reporting compliance".

asi Sd/- Assistant Registrar(C.O.) //True Copy// Sub Assistant Registrar

Annexure Compensation Amount sanctioned and Disbursement details - NH - 4 o Amount (As per award) Balance to be disbursed Per son s Perso ns Amoun t Perso ns SenthamangalamR c.49997/2001/ H-4 dated:

08.01.2004 2262017 2240635 21382 Vittavidagai Rc.49998/2001/N H -4 dated:

31.10.2003 24382 16103 Selvazhimangala m Rc.49999/2001/N H -4 dated:

19.01.2004 2483828 2480754 Neervalur Rc.50000/2001/N H -4 dated:

22.05.2006 50408 24813 25595 Siruvedal 63674 63674 Rc.50001/2001/N H -4 dated:

31.10.2003 Singadivakkam 746395 738959 Rc.50002/2001/N H -4 dated:

31.10.2003

o Amount (As per award) Balance to be disbursed Per son s Perso ns Amoun t Perso ns Sekkankulam 36170 22487 13683 Rc.50003/2001/N H -4 dated:

31.10.2003 Attuputhur 24223 24223 Rc.20265/2002/N H -4 dated:

09.01.2004 Illuppappattu 1475635 1325827 14980 Rc.50004/2001/N H -4 dated:

14.04.2004 10 Sittiambakkam 205308 205308 Rc.50005/2001/N H -4 dated:14.04.200 11 Vedal 806726 727218 79508 Rc.50006/2001/N H -4 dated:05.01.200 12 Semanthangal 80234 54707 25527 Rc.50007/2001/N H -4 dated:12.12.200

o Amount (As per award) Balance to be disbursed Per son s Perso ns Amoun t Perso ns 13 Enathur 1789625 1759763 29862 Rc.50008/2001/N H -4 dated:21.01.200 14 Karapettai 252534 252534 Rc.50009/2001/N H -4 dated:05.01.200 15 Konerikuppam 499853 486064 13789 Rc.50010/2001/N H -4 dated:08.12.200 16 Chitherimedu 36480 36480 Rc.50012/2001/N H -4 dated:08.12.200 17 Thullukkanthand alam 650534 648047 Rc.50013/2001/N H -4 dated:

18.12.2003 18 Thimmasamudram 3029073 2998071 31002 Rc.50011/2001/N H -4 dated:

05.11.2003

o Amount (As per award) Balance to be disbursed Per son s Perso ns Amoun t Perso ns 19 Kizhambi 1012846 947962 64884 Rc.50014/2001/N H -4 dated:19.04.200 20 Melambi 685941 637497 48444 Rc.50015/2001/N H -4 dated:29.05.200 21 Thiruppukuzhi 2046380 1909498 13688 Rc.50016/2001/N H -4 dated:

29.05.2003 22 Damal Part -1 443762 401904 41858 Rc.53103/2001/N H -4 dated:

31.12.2003 23 Damal Part -2 1391432 1249906 14152 Rc.53104/2002/N H -4 dated:

31.12.2003 24 Damal Part -3 904703 881894 22809 Rc.50017/2002/N H -4 dated:

24.04.2006 25 Mevalurkuppam ARc.6/2002/NH -4 dated:

09.01.2004 1589762 1545638 44124

o Amount (As per award) Balance to be disbursed Per son s Perso ns Amoun t Perso ns 26 Mevalurkuppam B Rc.7/2002/NH -4 dated:

27.01.2004 5797427 117 5495993 30143 27 Thandalam 4136553 101 3837356 29919 Rc.8/2002/NH -4 dated:

21.01.2004 28 Irunkattukottai 5195545 125 4796543 39900 Rc.9/2002/NH -4 dated:

09.01.2004 29 Pennalur 275024 242994 32030 Rc.10/2002/NH -4 dated:

21.11.2003 30 Nemili 340490 244316 96174 Rc.11/2002/NH -4 dated:

01.12.2003 31 Sriperumbudur A 1020530 974514 46016 Rc.12/2002/NH -4 dated:

05.11.2003 32 Sriperumbudur B 1337170 1337170 Rc.13/2002/NH -4 dated:

05.11.2003

o Amount (As per award) Balance to be disbursed Per son s Perso ns Amoun t Perso ns 33 Sriperumbudur C 3243153 129 2903701 33945 Rc.14/2002/NH -4 dated:

18.12.2003 34 Irunkulam 835631 187798 64783 Rc.16/2002/NH -4 dated:

30.01.2004 35 Mambakkam 672800 318468 35433 Rc.15/2002/NH -4 dated:

24.11.2003 36 Thirumangalam 3044524 2952183 92341 Rc.17/2002/NH -4 dated:

12.07.2004 37 Santhavellore A 4368942 127 2618171 17507 Rc.02/2002/NH -4 dated:

29.07.2004 38 Santhavellore B 364474 339975 24499 Rc.73/2003/NH -4 dated:

29.07.2004 39 Santhavellore C 818850 593102 22574 Rc.74/2003/NH -4 dated:

29.07.2004 54043038 4852225 55207

Compensation Amount sanctioned and Disbursement details - NH - 45 o Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Perso ns Perso ns Perso ns Pazhayanur (TruckPark) 6171961 3377984 2793977 R.C.75598/2000 /NH45/dated 4.11.2003 Athimanam (Wayside) 671344 311987 359357 R.C.3852/2001/ NH45/dated 06.11.2003 Karunkuzhi 811140 766810 44330 R.C.15234/2001 /NH45/dated 08.11.2004 Madurantakam (Trumpet Interchange) 38962503 36506306 2456197 R.C.15323/2001 /NH45/dated 08.11.2004 Sothupakkam (Junction Improvement) 7347150 7140012 207138 R.C.14694/2001 /NH45/dated 27.02.2004 Pallipettai R.C.14694/2001 /NH45/dated 27.02.2004 910964 910964

o Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Perso ns Perso ns Perso ns Acharapakkam-1 52919 52919 R.C.14691/2001 /NH45/dated 24.12.2003 Acharapakkam-2 5307051 5261968 45083 R.C.31030/2003 Keelmaruvathur (Junction Improvement) 159841 159841 R.C.7223/2003/ NH45/dated 31.01.2005 10 Athur (Toll Plaza) 12907 12907 R.C.12589/2001 /NH45/dated 04.11.2003 11 Chengalpattu (Junction Improvement) 4482679 3728617 754062 R.C.257/2004/N H45dated 09.06.2006 12 Rajakulipettai (Toll Plaza) 178042 178042 R.C.28045/2003 /NH45/dated 28.12.2004 13 Vedanarayanapu ramR.C.832/200 4/NH45/dated 26.04.2007 1267167 354750 912417

o Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Perso ns Perso ns Perso ns 14 St.Thomas Mount -1 86745864 867458647 (Grade Separator) Rc.142/2005/NH dated :

20.03.2006 15 St.Thomas Mount -2 16144679 159248108 2198684 (Grade Separator) Rc.287/2006/NH dated :

17.03.2007 16 Pallavaram (Fly over) 38762267 38762267 Rc.190/2005/ NH dated 25.03.2009 11340033 112405408 9949287 Compensation Amount sanctioned and Disbursement details NH4 Six laning Scheme

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Per son s Perso ns Perso ns Thirumangala mRc.No.1/201 0/ NH4/(Six lane)/A2 dated :

27.03.2014 134875 134875 Mambakkam Rc.No.2/2010 / NH4/(Six lane) /A2 dated :

27.03.2014 3135413 3102516 32897 Irungulam Rc.No.3/2010 / NH4/(Six lane)/A2 2236981 2236981 Sriperumbudu r - BRc.No.4/201 0/ NH4/(Six lane)/A2 8566800 5147370 3419430 Irungattukot tai Rc.No.5/2010 / NH4/(Six lane)/A2 dated :

27.03.2014 2737330 2737330 Thandalam Rc.No.6/2010 / NH4/(Six lane)/A2 61576 61576

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Per son s Perso ns Perso ns Enathur Rc.461/2017/ BCE/NH dated : 09.01.2018 35005156 21896893 13108263 Damal Rc.462 /2017/ NH4 dated :

01.12.2017 7614250 4834176 2780074 Pennalur Rc.457 / 2017/ NH4 dated :

27.02.2018 482432823 461286741 21146082 10 Nemili Rc.459 / 2017/NH4 dated :

06.03.2018 2451279039 234712467 10415436 11 VedalRc.460/ 2017/BCE/NH dated :

10.01.2018 17728409 14752114 2976295 12 Sriperumbudu r 138947205 138947205 Rc.458/2017/ BCE/NH dated : 16.02.2018 3149879857 300226245 14761740 Compensation Amount sanctioned and Disbursement details Bangalore - Chennai Paybass Road

o Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Perso ns Perso ns Person s Koyambedu Grade separator 620027144 607643261 1238388 RC.466/05/NH dated 08.12.2006 Widening of NH4 Grade Separator RC.715/05/NH dated 06.12.2006 98649323 81883236 1676608 Widening of NH4 5984673 5984673 724661140 695511170 2914997 Compensation Amount sanctioned and Disbursement details Bangalore - Chennai Express Way Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Perso ns Perso ns Perso ns Govindavadi Rc260/2017/B CE/NH dated 820514665 70475887 11575578 13.09.2017

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Veliyur Rc264/2017/B CE/NH dated 97155239 44275061 52880178 25.09.2017 Siruvakkam 5147043 5147043 Rc267/2017/B CE/NH dated 13.07.2017 Ariyambakkam 296764608 29611178 652826 Rc271/2017/B CE/NH dated 13.07.2017 Siruvallur 2126958 2126958 Rc265/2017/B CE/NH dated 25.07.2017 Thodar 22722677 18920226 3802451 Rc269/2017/B CE/NH dated 26.09.2017 Madapauram 11155382 11155382 Rc270/2017/B CE/NH dated 11.08.2017 Thandalam 300467311 29150431 8962999 Rc262/2017/B CE/NH dated 07.08.2017

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Maniyachi 107765917 10765917 Rc263/2017/B CE/NH dated 25.09.2017 10 Nandhimedu 140393504 12253841 17855093 Rc274/2017/B CE/NH dated 24.08.2017 11 Ramanujapura m 218456396 17517426 43282132 Rc.276/2017/ BCE/NH dated:

06.03.2018 12 Paranthur 151075564 79015882 72059682 Rc.266/2017/ BCE/NH dated:

19.12.2017 13 Sivankudal 291654084 25373096 37923124 Rc.277/2017/ BCE/NH dated:

28.11.2017 14 Nemili 1904938848 95068164 95425720 Rc.143 / 2018/ BCE/NH dated :

15.03.2018

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) 15 Putheri 2814870708 20247479 79232295 Rc.261/2017/ BCE/NH dated:

24.08.2017 16 Podavur SPR 478332590 23904471 23928788 Rc.268/2017/ BCE/NH dated:

28.11.2017 17 Padicheri 147074594 53278852 93795742 Rc.278 / 2017/BCE/NH dated :

16.10.18 18 Kiloy 376043611 24601407 13002953 Rc.279 / 2017/ BCE/NH dated :

31.10.2018 19 Sirukiloy 99229404 61411087 37818317 Rc.281/2017/ BCE/NH dated:

17.10.18 20 Sogandi 404966861 12338914 28157772 Rc.144 / 2018/ BCE/NH dated :

23.07.2018

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) 21 Kuthavakkam 98503367 93498909 5004458 Rc.146 / 2018/ BCE/NH dated :

31.07.2018 22 Thirupandiyu r 203785444 62574103 14121134 Rc.150 / 2018/ BCE/NH dated :

22.11.2018 23 Keeranallur 201263918 10676137 94502540 Rc.272 / 2017/ BCE/NH dated :

31.07.2018 6564245074 41522268 24120182 ABSTRACT Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Pers ons Perso ns Perso ns NH - 4 54043038 48522250 5520788 NH - 45 1134003374 1124054087 9949287 NH- 4 Six laning 3149879857 3002262456 147617401

Balance to be disbursed (As per award) Chennai Bypass 724661140 695511170 29149970 Bangalore - Chennai Express Way 6564245074 1255 4152226806 241201826 1162,68,32,4 3450 902,25,76,7 260,42,55 ,714 To

1. The National Highways Authority, Government of India, G-5 & 6th/Sector - 10, Dwaraka, New Delhi - 110 075.

2. The Chief General Manager, National Highways Authority of India, Sri Tower 3rd Floor, DP 34 (SP), Industrial Estate, Guindy, Chennai - 600 032.

3. The District Collector, Tiruvallur District, Collectorate, Tiruvallur - 602 001.

4. The Competent Authority and Special District Revenue Officer, Land Acquisition, National Highways, Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur District, at Kancheepuram.

+1cc to M/s.E.Veda Bagath Singh, Advocate, SR.No.42273 +1cc to M/s.G.Karthikeyan, Advocate, SR.No.42091 +1cc to the Govt.Pleader, Vide Sr.No.42501 W.P.No.4280 of 2019 and W.M.P.No.4821 of 2019 Kak(02/05/2019)