Supreme Court of India
Thakur Bahadur Singh v. The State of Rajasthan and Others
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Resumption of Jagirs-Extinguishment of tribute-Hukam nama, if amounts to tribute-Demand for hukamnama, if maintain able-M arwar Land Revenue Act, r949 (Marwar 40 of 1949), ss. r85(I), r9o(I)-Rajasthan Land Reforms and, Resumption of Jagirs Act, z952 (Rajasthan 6 of r952), ss. 2(r), 4(a), 8. The title of the petitioner to sncceed to the jagir as the next heir of his father who died in July 1946 was recognised and a renewal granted in his favour by the Government by an order dated March 8, 1952.
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