award of the Reference Court after considering the very issues or the contentions, which have been advanced. Moreover, in case of same Village : Ochhan, another, First Appeal No.44 of 2012 has also been preferred by the State challenging the judgment and award passed by the Reference Court which has not been entertained, and while passing the order in case of land acquired of the same village : Ochhan, the nature of the lands, situation and other relevant factors have been considered including the order passed in similar cases in respect of village : Ochhan as well as nearby villages were also considered. It is required to be mentioned that in the main Reference Case No.489/2005, discussion has been made with regard to the nature of the land, yield/crop as well as vicinity of the land acquired. In the present case, the land acquired is of the same village : Occhhal, for which, the award has been made. In fact, other acquired lands of the same village have been challenged as stated above in First Appeal No.2440 of 2011, and this Court has declined to interfere. Further, in First Appeal No.2475/2011 to 2485/2011, in respect of another village : Kesswan, this Court has declined to interfere.
