Supreme Court of India
Major Gopal Singh and Others v. Custodian, Evacuee Property, Punjab
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In the result because what is essential is the facts of holding and possession of the land on the date of the notification. 336 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1962] '9 6' Mr.
Judgment, page 8
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Evacuee Property-Quasi-permanent allotment-Cancellation of -Custodian General, powers of-Enactment vesting evacuee pro perty in Central Government-If Custodian General still has power to cancel allotment-Administration of Evacuee Property Act, r950 (JI of r950), ss. IO, 27 -Displaced Persons (Compensation and Re habilitation) Act, I954 (44 of r954), ss. I2, 19. The appellants who are displaced persons from West Pakis- ' tan, were granted quasi-permanent allotment of some lands in . · village Raikot in 1949· On October 31, 1952, the Assistant Custodian cancelled the allotment of 14 allottees
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