Supreme Court of India
Bhupendra Singh v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Land Laws: Maharashtra Agricultural Lands (Ceiling on Holdings) Act, 1961 : Sections 3 and 8-Ceiling area-Detennination of-Land purchased from tribal subsequently restored on the coming into force of the Maharashtra Restoration of land to Scheduled Tribe Act, 1974-Dimunition of area taking place by thmst of another statut~Held : restoration of land not a "transfer" within the meaning of Expln. to Section 8-Such land not liable to be included in the ceiling holdings-The Maharashtra Restoration of land to Scheduled Tribe Act, 1974.
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