Supreme Court of India
Amar Singh v. Custodian, Evacuee Property, Punjab
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Evacuee property-Allotment-Displaced land-holders-Quasi" permanent allotment-Cancellation-Violation of Fundamental Rights-Constitution of India, Arts. 19(1)(f), 31(1), 31(2)-Admini stration ef Ev!lcuee Property Act, 1950 (XXXI of 1950). The petitioners, who were displaced persons from Pakistan owning land therein, were also co_-sharers in a joint khata owned by some evacuees in a suburban village in East Punjab. On their displacement they were in the first instance temporarily allotted agricultural land in that village.
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