Supreme Court of India
Kanna Timma Kanaji Madiwal (d) through Lrs. v. Ramachandra Timmaya Hegde (d) through Lrs. and Ors.
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Land laws and agricultural tenancies: Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961: ss. 21, 24, 48A, 61 – Grant of occupancy rights – Claim for – Assignment of tenancy rights by way of bequeath – On facts, appellant’s father, brother of the original tenant, inducted as tenant in the land belonging to the respondent by the original tenant – Appellant’s father cultivating the land due to ill health of the original tenant and paid rent to the respondents on behalf of his brother – Will executed by the original tenant bequeathing his properties in favour of appellant’s father – Mutation of land in the name…
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