Supreme Court of India
Chandrakant Baban Motkari & Ors. v. Gotiram Laxman Motkari (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948: ss. 32 and 85 – Rights of the tillers – Dispute between the legal heirs of two deceased brothers, N and L – N and his two uncles took land on lease for cultivation by execution of Kabuliyatnama, in 1944 – L was an attesting witness to the Kabuliyatnama, and prior to execution he had obtained a Government job as a peon – Thereafter, Act of 1948 was passed and in terms thereof, from 1.4.1957, tenants who were tilling the land were deemed to have purchased the land from the owners – Execution of agreement to sell by landowners and 1/3rd share of…
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