Supreme Court of India
State of Bombay v. Sar,dar Venkat Rao Krishna Rao Gujar
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Abolition of Proprietary RigkUi-Settlement of aitea of holrlings in abarli-Uncovererl ottas anrl chabutra•, whether builrlinga-Builrlings, connotation of-M. P. Abolition of Proprietary RighUi (Estates, Mahala, Alienaterl Lanrls) Act, 1950 (M. P. I of 1951), s. fi(a). The proprietary interest of the respondent in his village was abolished by the M. P. Abolition of Proprietary Rights (Estates, Mahals, Alienated Lands) Act, 1950, and all rights, title and interest were vested in the State bys. 4. Section 5(a) of the Act provide that where any "buildings" belonging lo the proprietor exist on any
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