Supreme Court of India
Shrimant Dattajirao Bahirojirao Ghorpade v. Shrimant Vijayasinhrao and Another.
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Saranjam Estate-Maintenance grant to junior member-Power of Government to resume and re-grant-Custom of lineal primogeniture, • extent and effect of-Suit challenging Government order of resumption and re-grant-If barred-Saranjam Rules-Bombay Revenue Juris diction Act, z876 (Bom. X of I876), s. 4. Upon the death of the holder in 1932, the Government of Bombay by order dated June 7, 1932, resumed the Saranjam estate of Gajendragad and re-granted the same to his eldest son. By the same order the assignment of some lands out of the estate in favour of , a younger member of the family, by way of
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