Supreme Court of India
Motipur Zamidari Co. Ltd v. The State of Bihar and Anoiher
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Bihcir Laud Reforms Act, 1950, ss. 2 (o) aiid (r), 3-Applicabil· ity of Act to cmnpanies-'iPerson'', "proprietor'', ''tenure-holder", meaniuys of . . The. word" person" in the definitions of 1 ' proprietor" and "tenure-holder" contained in s. 2 (o) and s. 2 (r) respectively of the Bihar Land Reforms Act, 1950, includes companies incorpor ated under the Indian Companies Act, 1913. There is nothing repugnant in the subject or context of the Act to prevent the inclusion of a company within the terms " proprietor" and • 0 tenure-holder".
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