Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. Rao Raja Sardar Singh
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Rajasthan Land Refornis and Resumption of Jagirs Act 1952 (No. VJ of 1952)-Ss. 46 and 47-The Act ousts the jurisdiction of Civil and Revenue Courts-·State claimed certain recoveries from the Jagirdar out of conzpensation payable to hbn-No proper account of dues produced-Jagir Commissioner rejected State's claim-State sought to recover dues under Ss. 229/257A of the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act 1956-Recoveries if could be mclde.…
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