Supreme Court of India
Badri Prasad v. State of Madhya Pradesh & Anr.
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Abolition of Proprietary Rights (Estates, Mahals Alienated Lands) Act, (M.P. 1 of 1951)-Forests and trees in Jagir-If vest in Stal'. Contract to cut timber-If sale of ascertained goods-Sale of Goods Act (3 of 1930), s. 19---0[fer' and acceptance-Reservation in accep tance-If concluded contract. The appellant entered into a contract in respect of certain forests in a Jagir in Madhya Pradesh. Under cl. 1 of the contract, he was entitled to cut teak trees of more than 12 inches girth. Under cl. 5, the stumps of trees after cutting, had to be 3 inches high. After the passing of the Abolition of
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