Supreme Court of India
Tar Mohomad v. Union of India.
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JUDGMENT: O R R CA NO.1393/77 As per office Report Respondent No.11 is dead. Hence, Civil Appeal No. 1393/77 having abated is dismissed. CA NOS.1394-1400/77 & 2473/77 These appeals arise from the common judgment of the Bombay High Court passed in special civil Application No.369/1970 and batch on December 21, 1976. One Mohd. Hasham Abdulla was a partner of M/s Moula Dina Ayub Firm, Akola which firm owned 689.28 acres of land in Balapur and Akola Taluk of Akola District of Maharashtra.…
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