Supreme Court of India
Chandrika Prasad v. Pullo (dead) by Lrs. and Ors.
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Lmid Laws: U.P. ZamindariAbolitionandlandRefonns Act, 1950(1of1951)-Secs. 20, 21(1)(d), 18(1), 4(1), 3(8) 3(26) and 229B(3)-U.P. Tenancy Act 1939- Secs. 3(22), 3(23)-Appellant'sfatherclaiming adhivasi status as a Sub-tenant of mortgagee-Claim of respondents as purchases from fixed tenants-Held, mortgagee not a tenant as per provisions of the Act and hence appellant not a sub-tenant-Further held, appellant is only a licensee not entitled to adhivasi rights.
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