Supreme Court of India
Rao Nihalkaran v. Ramgopal
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Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code (20 of 1959), ss. 185(1)(ii)(a) 261 and 262(2)-Tenant, if includes a person whose tenancy has been teY.. minated at the contmencement of Code-Tenant against whom ejectmen'I proceedings had commenced at the commencement of the Code-If could claim to be an· occupancy tenant. The appellant (holder of an inam in Madhya Pradesh) served a notico on his tenant, the respondent, terminating the tenancy on the ground that he wanted the land for personal cultivation and filed a suit for ejectment.…
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