Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Ramjllal & Ors.
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Punjab Pre-emption Act I of 1913-Notification dated September 13, 1"62, under s. 8(2) of the Act whether issued mala fide-Party alleging m1la fide whether must name officer or officers misusing authtJrity of State for collateral purpose-Such burden would be intolerable. Surinder Kumar and Virender Kumar (defendants in the suit) pur- chased on M'!)' 9, 1958 a plot of land in District Guriaon. On January 9, 1959 the plaintiffs filed a suit in the. Civil Court to pre-empt the _sale. On November 16, 1961 the Qovernment of Punjab issued in exercise of the power conferred by s. 8(2) of the Punjab
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