Supreme Court of India
Amar Singh and Others v. Rana Balbahadur Singh
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Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1954 s. 185(1) ands. 185(3) read with s. 168(2)-lease of ryotwari land prior to commencement of .ct --Bhumiswami minor on date of lease but not at commencement of Act Whether belonged to class of disabled persons within the meaning of s. 168(2)-Therefore whether lessee became occupancy tenant under s. 185(1). Jn 1936, certain ryotwari lands belonging to the estate of the respon dent in Madhya Bharat were leased for cultivation to the appellants' father M by the Court of Wards which was in management of the estate. After the Court of Wards released the
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