Supreme Court of India
Bai Achhuba Amar Singh v. Sri Kalidas Harnath Ojha and Others
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The Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948 (67 of 1948) ss. 84, 84A-Scope of s. 84A-If prospective-If affects adjudication where transfer has already been declared inva/id Application under s. 84-Ifmust be by landlord. The appellant was the owner of fields bearing survey numbers 231 and 260 in a village in Gujarat. Respondent No. 1 was the manager of her estate for some time and while occupying that posi tion, he obtained from hera sale deed in respect of those fields. The appellant made an application to the Mamlatdar for a declaration that the sale was invalid as it was in
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