Supreme Court of India
Bachharam Datta Patil and Another v. Vishwanath Pundalik Patil and Others.
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Watan lands-Resumption by Government-Dispensing with the services and levying of full assessment-Lands subsequently described as J apti Sanadi I nam lands- Whether retain character of W atan lands. Certain lands which were originally Watan lands were resumed by the Government after dispensing with the services that were being rendered and full assessment was levied thereon. The lands were subsequently described as "Japti Sanadi Inam" lands. Held, that the lands had lost their character as Watan lands and had become ryotwari lands of the holder. Ramijyabi Mi~ktum Saheb v. t;tudusaheb, (54 Bom,
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