Who is competent to give final decision on objections against acquisition of land?

The Commissioner is the competent authority to give a final decision on objections against the acquisition of land. This role is crucial in ensuring fairness and legality in the acquisition process, as the Commissioner typically acts as a higher appellate body, reviewing decisions made by lower authorities.

• Collector: While the Collector initiates the acquisition process and hears initial objections, their decision is often subject to appeal or review by a higher authority, not the final word.
• Landlord: The landlord is the party whose land is being acquired and is not an an authority to make final decisions on objections.
• All of these: This is incorrect because the final decision-making power rests with a specific, designated authority, not all parties involved.