Supreme Court of India
Gorkha Ram and Others v. The Custodian General of India, Delhi
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Evacuee Property-Moslem non-proprietor migrating to Pakis tan-Village dwelling house, if vests in Custodian-· Administration of Evacuee Property Act, r950 (]I of r950), s. I8(r)-V illage wajib-u!-arz. The wajib-ul-arz of village Buland, teshil and district Rohtak, provided as follows:- "No non-proprietor can settle in the village or build a house without the consent of the owner of the estate. When ever anybody settles, he obtains land or house from the pro prietor of the same and he can live there so long as he pleases. Whenever he abandons the village, if the house belongs to the Shamlat
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