Supreme Court of India
Government of Andhra Pradesh and Another v. K. Varalakshmiand Others
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Andhra Pradesh Assigned Lands (Prohibition of Transfers) Act, 1977- s.3- Prohibition on transfer of assigned lands - On facts, prior to commencement of the Act, original assignee sold land for consideration to landless poor person - His heirs sold it to plaintiff for valuable consideration - Resumption of land by Urban Development Authority - Challenged to - Held: Plaintiff proved the assignment deed and also led the evidence and proved that they are the bona fide purchaser for valuable consideration - High Court rightly held that the transactions made in favour of the plaintiff and his…
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