Supreme Court of India
G H Raghunath Prasad Pande v. State of Karnataka & Ors.
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Mysore Land Reforms Act, 1961 – s.14(5) – Resumption of land from tenants – High Court held against the appellant mainly on the ground that the possession as required under s.14(5) of Act, 1961 as it then existed was not handed over in favour of landlord – Held: It is clear from the language of s.14 as it then existed that the landlord could have filed an application if he needed the land for bona-fide use and occupation before the Tribunal seeking resumption of the land from the tenants – certificate is then issued by the Tribunal in case the application of the landlord for resumption is…
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