As per case facts, a batch of appeals concerned land acquisition for the Bhiwani-Ghaggar drain across several villages. Landowners sought higher market value for their acquired agricultural land, claiming it ... was near a district headquarters and commercial establishments. The State contended that the initial assessment was correct. The Reference Courts issued varied awards and damages for bifurcation. The question arose regarding the correct assessment of market value, considering land characteristics and proximity to major roads, and proper calculation of bifurcation damages. Finally, the High Court re-assessed the market value. Land abutting the main road received an increased value based on a past sale, adjusted for inflation. Interior land was valued using the State's policy with a calculated monthly increase. The court clarified that bifurcation damages should be based on the smaller remaining parcel of unacquired land and extended this benefit uniformly.