Supreme Court of India
Sunkavilli Suranna and Others v. Goli Sathiraju and Others
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Occupancy Rights-Ryot in possession before permanent Bettlement-Terms as to commencement of tenancy lost in anti quity-Presumption as lo melvaram and kudirnram.,--Right. of ryots in Z•imindaries-Madras Estates Land Act, 1908 (Mad. 1 of 1908), s. 6. The lands in question which were within the permanently settled Zamindari in the then Presidency of Madras, belonged to T who, during his lifetime, was cultivating the lands.…
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