This book is a detailed commentary on the two landmark pieces of legislation that revolutionized land acquisition in India. The author, a renowned authority on land law, meticulously examines the provisions of the Acts, their historical context, and their impact on society. The book also includes valuable insights into the challenges of implementing the Acts, and the debates surrounding them. This is a must-read for anyone interested in land reform and social justice.

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