Compulsory land acquisition and compensation ( a case study of Talba Housing Estate, Minna, Niger state.)

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auto;text-align:center;line-height:200%">ABSTRACT

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EN-US;mso-fareast-language:EN-US;mso-bidi-language:AR-SA">Compulsory

acquisition of private property is inevitable in any society and government

usually exercise its power of eminent domain in this regard, this project

assessed whether payment of compensation was adequate or inadequate based on

the statutory provision and authority governing public land acquisition and

compensation payable in Nigeria. It focused on Talba Housing Estate Minna. The

provision of land Use Decree No.6 of 1978(known as Cap 202 LFN 1990) which is

still in use today and other various law have been in existence and they

regulate land acquisition and

compensation on compulsory land acquisition. Chapter one introduced the topic “Compulsory

Acquisition and Compensation”, land acquisition, importance, aim and objectives

as well as scope of the study area. Chapter two talked on literature review on

compulsory land acquisition and compensation, concepts and comparative of other

countries, definition of terms, the compensation payable under the Land Use

Act, procedure for acquisition. Chapter three and four talked about research

methodology and data presentation, analysis respectively. Lastly, Chapter five

highlighted on findings made with regards to the principles and practice of

compulsory land acquisition and compensation in Nigeria together with

recommendation and conclusion.

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OF CONTENTS

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">Title page ii

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">Certification iii

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">Dedication iv

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">Acknowledgement v

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">Abstract vi

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">Table of content vii

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">List of table xi

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">List of figures xii

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">List of appendixes xiii

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ONE

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.0 Introduction 1

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.1 Background

of the study 2

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.2 statement

of the problem 3

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.3 Aim

and objectives 3

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.4 Limitation

of study 4

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.5 Scope

of study 4

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.6 Significant

of the study 4

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">1.7 Historical

background of the study 5

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TWO

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.0 Literature

review 13

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.1 History

of land acquisition and compensation law in Nigeria 13

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.2 Concepts

of compulsory acquisition and compensation 13

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.3 Comparative

study of other countries 16

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.4 Compensation

payable under Land Use Act 1978 17

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.5 Procedures

for acquisition 18

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.6 Problems

of compulsory acquisition and compensation 18

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">2.9 Definition

of terms 20

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THREE

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METHODOLOGY

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.0 Introduction 22

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.1 Research

Area 22

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.2 Population

of study 22

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.3 Sampling

technique 22

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.4 Sample

size 23

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.5 Method

of data collection 23

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.6 Method

of data analysis 23

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">3.7 Procedures

for data analysis 24

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FOUR

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PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.0 Introduction 25

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.1 Machinery

for land acquisition and compensation 25

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.2 Preparation

and service of acquisition notice 26

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.3 Clearance

for ownership 26

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.4 categories

of acquired properties 26

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.5 Mode

of payment of compensation 28

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.6 Claimants

evidence of ownership 28

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">4.7 Notification

of acquisition 28

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FIVE

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">5.0 Summary

of findings, recommendation and conclusions 32

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">5.1 Summary

of findings 32

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">5.2 Recommendations 33

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""="">5.3 conclusions 34

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" times="" new="" roman","serif""=""> Bibliography

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