Supreme Court of India

Chinnamuthu Gounder and Ors. Etc. v. P. A. S. Perumal Chettiar

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Decided 16 February 1970

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Madras Cultivating Tenants -,,..tection Act (Mad, 25 of 1955), ss. 3(2) (Ii) and 6A-Scope of. I The respondent, who was the occupancy ryot of an inam village, filed a suit for eviction of his lessees, the appellants (who were the cultivating tenants) , and for possession of the land. The appellants set u, occupancy rights in themselves as a defence. The lower courts and the High Court 'found that the appellants wilfully denied the title of the respondent. and decreed the suit.

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