As per case facts, land was acquired by NHAI, and Arbitrators enhanced compensation. NHAI filed Section 34 objections and applications for stay on disbursement. Lower courts directed NHAI to deposit ... 100 percent of the enhanced award and release 50 percent to land losers against security/indemnity bonds. NHAI appealed to the High Court for this 50 percent disbursement to be against a bank guarantee, citing Supreme Court orders. Land losers opposed, highlighting practical difficulties with bank guarantees. The question arose whether the 50 percent of the enhanced compensation should be released against security/indemnity bonds or a bank guarantee. Finally, the High Court directed NHAI to deposit 100 percent of the award amount. Out of this, 50 percent shall be in a Nationalized Bank as FDR, and the remaining 50 percent may be released to land losers against an adequate bank guarantee if they apply within four months. Otherwise, this 50 percent also goes into an FDR. Lower courts were asked to decide Section 34 objections within six months.