Supreme Court of India
The Cantonment Board, Ambala v. Pyarelal
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Cantonments Act (2 of 1924), ss. 256, 257 and 259-Scope of. 311 In 1954, the words "rent on land or buildings" were added to s. 250 of the Cantonments Act, 1924. After the amendment, the appel lant (Cantonment Board), applied under the section to the concern· ed Magistrate, for realisation of arrears of rent from the respondent, on the basis of a lease in his favour. The Magistrate issued warrants for attachment of the movable property of the respondent. The res pondent went in revision to the Sessions Judge. He made a reference to the High Court and the High Court set aside the
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