Supreme Court of India
Savaliram Gotiram Teli (deceased) by Heirs and Lrs. v. Madhukar Yeshwant Patankar and Others
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Land Laws and Agricultural Tenancy : Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948-Sections 32 (J- ), 40, 29-Whether heirs of a tenant can claim restoration of possession under the provisions of section 32 (1- )-Tenant was in possession on the appointed day, i.e., 15.6.1955-Dispossessed without following procedure under section 29 before the tiler's day i.e., 1.4.1957-Landlords remained in possession upto 31. 7.1969-Held: Conditions of 32 (IB) satisfied-Suo motu proceedings by the Mam/atdar or proceedings by the heirs themselves- Valid and maintainable-Irrespective of the fact that the…
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