Supreme Court of India
Sadashiv Dada Patil v. Purshottam Onkar Patil (d) by Lrs.
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Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948-Sections 2(2), 2(8), 2(9), 31, 32, 32- and 32-0-Tenancy Act conferring certain statutory rights upon tenant-Section 8 of 1962 Act making existing tenancy law applicable in respect of watan /and-Landlord contending that Section 8 • read with proviso appended thereto provides only prospective effect-Held, provisions of both the Acts are required to be construed harmoniously Proviso may create an exception but ordinarily does not create a right or takes away a vested or accrued right-'-Proviso appended to Section 8 of 1962 Act has limited role to…
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