Supreme Court of India
Salem Municipality v. P. Kumar & Ors.
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Land Laws and Agricultural Tenancy: Tamil Nadu Estates (Abolition and Conversion into Ryotwari) Act, 1948: ss. 3, 11, 14- and 64 – Lands in which ryot is entitled to ryotwari patta – On facts, various leases granted in favour of predecessor in title of plaintiff by the erstwhile Zamindar – Lease deed area formed part of Tank Bund Side-Waste dry and Tank Bund- Upper dry – Lease granted from the month of November to June next year, to expire before the commencement of rains in July as the land used to be submerged – Plaintiff’s case that his predecessor in title, continued in possession of the…
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