Supreme Court of India
Dagdu Khomane and Another v. Eknath Bhiku Yadav & Ors.
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Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948: ss. 88B and 32 – Exemption from certain provisions to land of local authorities, universities and trusts – On facts, land belonging to the temple let out to respondents – On 1.04.1957, Tillers’ Day the respondents-tenants in possession of the land became deemed purchasers – On 08.08.1984, the temple trust was registered after necessary inquiry – Thereafter, issuance of Exemption Certificate by the Collector in terms of s. 88B in favour of the Trust, notwithstanding the fact that the property belonged to “an institution of public religious…
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