Supreme Court of India
Nalini Dasi Alias Nabanalini Dassi v. Kritish Chandra Hazra and Others
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Bengal Agriculturists Debtors Act (7 of 1936), s, 37A-Property of debtor in the hands of bona fide purchaser for valu..-IJ can be recovered by debtor. The mortgagee of the property in dispute had obtained a mortgage decree and in execution purchased it. In 1942, he sold the property to the appellant. After the introduction of s. 37- into the Bengal Agricul tural Debtors Act, 1936, by the Amendment Act of 1942, the respondents who were the owners of th·o property, applied under the section, lo the Debt Settlement Board, for getting back possession of the property. They succeeded in '1heir
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