Supreme Court of India
Hatti v. Sunder Singh
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Civil Court-Exclueion of Jurisdiction-Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954-Sections 84, 185, 186 and item 4 of First Schedule-Jurisdiction of Revenue Court-Suit to establish Bhumidari righr if competent-Civil Court's competence to decide title in proceedings under First Schedule. Under s. 13 of the Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954 the appellant a tenant was declared bhumidhar of land belonging to the respondent. The respondent filecl a suit in the Civil Court claiming that the bhumidhari issued to the appellant was illegal, that he should instead be declared the bhumidhar and prayed for possession of the
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