Supreme Court of India
Makineni Venkata Sujatha v. Land Reforms Tribunal and Anr.
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Andhra Pradesh Land Reforms (Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings) Act, 1973: Ss. 4A, 18 and 29A-Declarationfiled by tenure holder on 11.4.1975- Excess land with him as on 1.1.1975 determined-Proceedings pending Daughter of tenure holder, who was minor on 1.1.1975 and was included in father's family unit, filing application before Land Reforms Tribunal in I 987 claiming coparcenary. right-Alternatively she claimed right at par with a major son and contended that father's holding would get diminished to that extent and he need not to have surrender excess land-Held, the daughter of the declarant…
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