Supreme Court of India
The State of Bombay v. Fakir Umar Dhanse.
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Unalienable agricultural land-Occupant-If could alter the user to non-agricultural purposes-Unauthorised structures-Nature of right of Revenue Authorities to evict-Words "eviction" and " Vacation" meaning of-The Bombay Land Revenue Code, r879 (V of r879), s. 66. The respondent who was the occupant of an unalienated land had erected several structures on it without obtaining the prior permission of the Collector and became liable to be evicted. The Collector served a notice of eviction on the respondent under s. 66 of the Bombay Land Revenue Code and called upon him to remove the
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