Supreme Court of India
Naunihal Kishan and Others v. R. S. Ch. Pratap Singh and Another
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Displaced Person-Debt-Adjustment-Usufructuary mort- gage-Whether mortgagor a debtor-Scaling down of mortgage debt-Whether only in a suit for redemption of mortgage Tribunal'a jurisdiction-"Value of the lanils"-How to be com puted-Whether in terms of market value alone-Whether in term• of comparable Standard acres-Displaced Persons (Debt" Adjustments) Act, 1951 (LXX of 1951) ss. 2 (6), 2 (9), 4, 5, 16, 29. Both the appellants as well as the respondents originally belonged to that part of Punjab which is now in Pakistan.
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