Supreme Court of India
Shrimant Sardar Bhujangarao Daulatrao Ghorpade v. Shrimant Malojirao Daulatrao Ghorpade and Others.
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Bombay Revenue Jurisdiction Act (X of 1876), s. 4(a)-Saran jam-Dispute between branches of grantee's •family-Government Resolution regulating succession-Suit to declare Resolution ultra vires, for declaration of sole right as saranjamdar, and for injunc· tion against other branches-Governtnent impleaded as party Maintainability of suit. The position of the Gajendrcigad estate which had been recog· nised by the British Government as a saranjam and which had been declared by the Bombay High Court in 1868 to be partible, was re-examined in 1891 and Government passed a Resolution in 1891 that…
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- 1962 Laxman Purshottam Pimputkar v. State of Bombay and Others
- 1952 Naranjan Singh Nathawan v. The State of Punjab
Of those, 2 mentioned
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