Supreme Court of India
Sharanappa Basappa Dindawar v. State of Karnataka and Ors.
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Land Laws: Kamataka Land Refonns Act, 1961: Sections 2(7), 63, 66 and 76-Rural land-Ceiling limit-..!' .xchange of land" after the appointed day-Whether could be added to the other land retained by the holder in calculating the ceiling area-High Court holding that it should be included-On appeal held, the appellant did not intend to defeat ·the provisions of the Act-Nor did he alienate the holding he had p1ior to the exchange-On the other hand he enlarged his holdinfj 17ieref ore the land held by him by exchange cannot be included in his holding.
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