S.11 of the Act. The second part of the Section then addresses 'the persons interested in all the other land covered by the same notification......and who are also aggrieved by the award' and permits them to make a written application to the Collector 'within three months from the date of the award of the Court' requiring him to redetermine the amount of compensation on the basis of the amount awarded by the Court, notwithstanding the fact that they had not sought a reference under S.18 of the Act. Thus, the newly added Section seeks to give the same benefit, which a person who had sought a reference and had secured the Court's award for a higher amount of compensation had received, to those who had, on account of ignorance or financial constraints, not sought a reference under S.18. In the latter part of the Section also, reference is to the award under S.11 and later, to the award of the reference Court under S.18 of the Act. Therefore, the Court referred to therein is again the Court referred to in S.2(d) of the Act, i.e., the Principal Civil Court of Original jurisdiction. The plain language of S.28A, therefore, prescribes the three months period of limitation to be reckoned from the date of the award by the Court disposing of the reference under S.18, and not the appellate Court dealing with the appeal against the award of the reference Court.
