Supreme Court of India
State of Mysore & Anr. v. Pendakur Virupanna Setty & Sons & Anr. Etc.
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b) The Mysore Amendment was made applicable only to the 'Madras area' and this area could have reference only to the South Kanara area of the Mysore State, since: (i) By the Mysore Adaptation of Laws Order, 1956, read with s. 7(1) of the States Re-organisation
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