Supreme Court of India
S.K. Arsed Ali and Anr. v. S.K. Fazle Hakani
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c Land Laws and Agricultural Tenancy : West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1959: Ss. 2(7) and 8-Pre-emption-Oivner of a portion of a plot described in revenue records as 'tank' filing petition uh 8 against the vendor of the part of the land-Purchaser of the adjacent land resisting the claim on the ground that 'tank' was outside the definition of/and-Held, 'tank' did not come within the ambit of the word 'land' for purpose ofs.2(7) and as such claim for pre-emption was not maintainable.
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