Supreme Court of India
Jalandhar Improvement Trust v. Vinod Kumar and Ors.
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Punjab Public Premises Land (Eviction and Rent Recovery) Act, 1973- ss. 5 and 7 - Initiation of- Proprietary rights - Land in question was part of the Development Scheme developed by the Punjab Government - Respondent claimed that they were Displaced persons from Pakistan and were in possession of the said land as an evacuee property - Order ofCivil Court that respondents not be dispossessed from the property otherwise than in due course of law - Appellant initiated proceedings under the Public Premises Act for eviction of the respondents - The proceedings were stopped when the case file got…
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