Supreme Court of India

Parmanand and Others v. Ganpatrao and Others

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Bench P.B. Gajendragadkar J.
Decided 12 September 1962

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Revenue Sale---Validity of- .P. Land Revenue Act, 1947 ( . P. 2 of 1917), s. 149. The appellants are Lambardars of Mahal No.2 of Mouza Gujarkhedi, and they held therein an undivided share of As. -/11/- and as they were found in arrears of land revenue to the extent of Rs. 730/13/-, the property was sold for Rs. 600/­ but the sale proclamatiori. recited the amount of arrears due as Rs. 1345-9-0 and that the properties were Leing sold for • • ' • ' - 1 S. .R. SUPREME COURT REPORTS z9 recovering that amount.

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