Supreme Court of India
Smt. Kasturi (dead) by L.rs. v. Gaon Sabha
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Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954: Section 3( 13), I I, 154, 185- , Land'-When vest in Gaon Sabha-Civil Suit-Declaration of bhumidhari right-Whether maintainable. Statutory Interpretation: External aid-Word defined in another statute containing different meaning-Not to be relied upon. c "" Words & Phrases: 'Land'-'Garden'-'Grove'-Meaning of. The appellant-plaintiff sued for declaration that inclusion of the disputed property in the land records of the respondent-Gaon Sabha on ' the basis that it had vested under the provisions of the Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954 was wrong, void and without…
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