Supreme Court of India

Chhote Khan Deceased Represented by His Son, Harmat, and Others v. Mal Khan and Others.

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Reported as [1955] 1 S.C.R. 60
Bench Suom Ranjan Das, Ghulam Hasan and B. Jagannadhadas JJ.
Decided 21 April 1954

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Wajih-Ul..arz-Entry r"egarding agreement therein-Whether holds good .after the expiry of period of Settlement. ' • Held, that an entry regafding agrccinent in a Wajib-ul-arz holds .-. good during the currency of the Settlement and dOcs not survive the expiry of the period of Settlement. Hira and Others v. Muhamadi and Others (16 P.R. · 1915 at p. 89), Allah Bakhsh and Others v. Mirza Bashir·ud-Din and Others (1932 L.T.R. 56) and Lieut. Chaudhri Chattar Singh v. Mt . • · -4 Shugni and Another ( .LR. 1941 L.ah. 239) referred to. '> . CmL APPELLATE JUR1sDICTION : Civil Appeal No. 61 of 1951.

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