Supreme Court of India
Maroti and Ors. v. Devrao and Ors.
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Hyderabad Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1950 (As amended by Amendment Act, 1955) : Sections 8 2(w), 34, 37A (/)-Proviso 87. Protected tenancy-'Right to claim of-Dispute between original appellant and original respondent-Certificate of a proteeted tenant under Section 34. granted to original . respondent by Deputy Collector on 19.12.1956-Claim of original appellant that he was in possession of land on 12.3.1956 when Section 37A was inserted in the Act-He obtained a certificate of protected tenant under Section 37A-Claim made by him that rights of respondent stood extinguished under…
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