Land acquisition

The government can acquire land even if there is a pending partition suit, provided the acquisition is for a public purpose and the due process of law is followed. 

The government's power of eminent domain allows them to acquire private property for public use, even if it's subject to a legal dispute like a partition suit.

 However, the government must provide fair compensation to all parties involved in the partition suit, as determined by law. 

The existence of a pending partition suit doesn't prevent the government from acquiring the land if a public purpose is involved. 

The government has the power to acquire private property for public use, a concept known as eminent domain.

This power is usually exercised under specific laws like the Land Acquisition Act.

The government must demonstrate that the acquisition is for a public purpose. 

Whether the government has followed procedure for acquisition and you have filed objections against such acquisition ?

Dear sir, s

Compensation distribute by governament or by court, where will be the compensation kept before final proceeding of the partition suit,  and pls confirm objection filled  direct by parties or by consent Advocate  and objection filled by only by plaintiff or by opposite party. Thank you

Your follow up questions will be answered by the advocate in the local after perusing the complete records, hence you may confide in your avocate on all such further issues.

To know procedure consult local lawyer.