Right of access to courts

Notwithstanding the provisions contained in the Land Acquisition (Public Purposes) Act, any person claiming an interest in or right over any property compulsorily taken possession of or acquired for the purposes of this Act, shall have a right of access to the courts for the purpose of– (a) establishing his interest or right, if any; (b) determining whether or not the taking of possession or acquisition was duly carried out for a public purpose in accordance with this Act and the Land Acquisition (Public Purposes) Act; (c) determining the amount of any compensation to which he may be entitled; and (d) enforcing his right to any such compensation. National Cultural Heritage Preservation 45