Supreme Court of India

Sakharam @ Bapusaheb Narayan Sanas and Another v. Manikchand Motichand Shah and Another

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Reported as [1962] 2 S.C.R. 59
Bench Bhuvneshwar Prasad Sinha J.
Decided 19 April 1961

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Accordingly, we allow the appeal, set aside the judgments below and dismiss the suit with costs throughout, to the contesting defendants-appellants.

Judgment, page 10

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Agricultural Lands-Protected Tenants, Rights of-Acquisition under repealed statute-Repealing statute, if affects such rights­ Bombay Tenancy Act, r939 (Bom. 29 of r939), as amended by the Bombay Tenancy (Amendment) Act, r946 (Born. 26 of r946), s. 3A(1) - Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, r948 (Bom. LXV II of r948), ss. JI, 85, 89. The appellants had acquired the rights of protected tenants under s. 3A(r) of the Bombay Tenancy Act, 1939, as amended by the Bombay Tenancy (Amendment) Act, 1946, and their rights as protected tenants were recorded in the Record of Rights. That Act was

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