Supreme Court of India
Daji Krishnaji Desai Tambulkar v. Ganesh Vishnu Kulkarni and Others
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Khoti Land-Transfer prior to Ig46 without consent of Khot Rights of purchaser-Bombay Tenancy Act, I939 (Bom. 290] I9J9), s. 3r-Khoti Settlement Act, I88o (Born. I of I88o), ss, 3, 9, The land in suit was Khoti land and s. 9 of the Khoti Settlement Act, r88o, prior to its amendment prohibited the transfer of the occupancy right without the consent of the Khot. Section 31 of the )mbay Tenancy Act, r939, which came into force from April 1946, amended s, 9 of the Khoti Settlement Act by which no consent of the Khot was necessary for transfer ring the occupancy rights in the land. In 1892, R
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