Supreme Court of India
Kanwar Lal v. Iind Additional Distt. Judge, Nainital and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Articles 31A, 246(3) and 372 Pre-Constitu tional central statute-Amendment of-State Legislature-Competent-Ac quisition of Land--Under personal cultivation-Within ceiling limit-Entitled to compensation-Only modification or restriction of rights in such land-Not a case of acquisition-Not entitled to compensation. U.P. Government Estates 1hekedari Abolition (Re-enactment and Validation) Act, 1970.…
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