Supreme Court of India
Digambar Adhar Patil v. Devram Girdhar Patil (died) and Anr.
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Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948 : Ss. 32B, 32G- DeteT?nination of land in excess of ceiling-Fixation of price for land which the tenant could purchase--Partition-Held entries in Record of rights estab- lished partitiolt-Land belonging to minor son and cultivated by f ather--Even c __,,,-- if it is taken as family property, holding within the ceiling limit-Remand order issued by High Coult for computing the land holding~pheld.…
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