Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Ramjilal & Ors.
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Surinder Kumar and Virender Kumar (defendants in the suit) purchased on May 9, 1958 a plot of land in District Gurgaon. On January 9, 1959 the plaintiffs filed a suit in the Civil Court to pre-empt the sale. On November 16, 1961 the Government of Punjab issued in exercise of the power conferred by s. 8(2) of the Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913, a notification declaring "that no right of pre-emption shall exist with respect to urban of village immovable property or agricultural land when purchased by any person for setting up or expansion of any industry in the State with the permission of the…
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