Supreme Court of India
Bibi Salma Khatoon v. State of Blhar and Ors.
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Land Laws and Agricultural Tenancy: Bihar Land Reforms Act, 1961 S.16(3) (i)-Right of pre-emption-Claim for-Period of limitation to file application-Sale deed in favour of a person other than a co-sharer or a raiyat of adjoining land registered on 30.1.1998-Application u/s.16(3) filed on 30. 4.1998-Period of limitation being prescribed as "within three months of the date of registration"-Assistant Collector allowing application-But appeal filed by transferee allowed by Additional Collector-Board of Revenue and High Court dismissing claim of applicant-Held, since the Act does not expressly…
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