'land compensation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in reference to the payment that is made to people who have been required to leave their land or have their land taken away from them because of a government or official ruling. For example: The government provided land compensation to those whose homes were destroyed by the earthquake.
Citing police officers, the Yonhap News Agency said the suspect had confessed to the arson and indicated that it was because of a land compensation grievance.
But most of those surveyed oppose an apology, because they are concerned it might lead to claims for monetary or land compensation for Aborigines.
Chae Jong-gi admitted destroying the 610-year-old wooden structure in Seoul known as the Namdaemun, or Great Southern Gate, because of a land compensation grievance.
But problems erupted last August after farmers in Jikarpur blocked work, complaining that their land compensation was far lower than that paid to farmers on the outskirts of New Delhi.
Patrick E. Tyler (NYT) GERMANY: MORE LAND COMPENSATION DENIED The Federal Constitutional Court rejected demands for more than $10 billion in further compensation for people whose property had been seized in eastern Germany by the Communists between 1945 and 1949.
In urban areas with considerable amounts of stereoscopic space, green roof installation is a major strategy for land compensation and environmental quality improvement.
"There should be two choices: land or compensation.
In June 1999, only 41 restitution claims had been settled, through the return of land, financial compensation, or both.
Her inquiry ordered the company to pay market prices for farmers' land, and compensation for three years of crops.
He insisted the damaged homes would be repaired and the villagers would receive land and compensation by November.
He has flown in the face of government policy by calling for the nationalisation of the mines and the expropriation of white-owned land without compensation.
