Supreme Court of India
Sagar Pandurang Dhundare v. Keshav Aaba Patil and Others
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Maharashtra Village Panchayat Act, 1958: ss.14(1)()-3), 53(1), (2) and (2A) - Disqualification of encroacher on Government land or public property - From becoming or continuing as member of Panchayat - Whether such disqualification ·is limited to the actual encroacher or is extended to the family member of encroacherlbeneficiwy of encroachment - Held: The person who has encroached upon the Government or public property, for the.purpose of disqualification, can only be the person, who has aclllally, for the first time made the encroachme/lf - Such disqualification would not be extended to the…
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