possession of remaining land having an extent of 3.21 Ares (7.93 Cents) along with the house. In the acquired property, there were two temporary shops in which the petitioner's sons Nizam and Saji were conducting petty business, who were awarded rehabilitation and resettlement compensation at the rate of Rs.2,00,000/-, vide Annexure R2(c) proceedings of the 3rd respondent. For those temporary shops, an amount of Rs.3,31,883.57 was awarded to the petitioner, towards value of improvements, together with 100% solatium. Towards market value of the acquired land having an extent of 0.75 Ares in Re.Sy.Nos.453/10, an amount of Rs.9,03,195.82 was awarded, together with 100% solatium and increase on market value at the rate of 12% per annum. Towards market value of the acquired land having an extent of 0.10 Ares in Re.Sy.Nos.453/11, an amount of Rs.76,148.30 was awarded, together with 100% solatium and increase on market value at the rate of 12% per annum. Accordingly, the total compensation payable was fixed as Rs.21,04,667.65, which was rounded off to Rs.21,04,668/-. On the ground that the petitioner could not produce original documents to prove her ownership over the land under acquisition, the 3rd respondent, who passed Annexure R2(b)
