Supreme Court of India
Pandia Nadar and Ors. v. The State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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Taniil Nadu Land Encroachnu:nt Act, 1905, s. 6-Procr!dure for eviction if riolative of Art. 14. Notices were issued to the petitioners under s. 6 of the Tamil Nadu Land Encroachment Act, 1905, for evicting the petitioners and they challenged the constitutional validity of the Act on the basis of the decision in Northern lndia Caterers v. Puniab. [19671 3 S. .R. 399. Dismissing the petitions, HELD: Under the Tamil Nadn Act s. 2 defines 'property of government', s. 3 Javs down that any 'person who shall unauthorisedly occupy any land which is th.e property of the Government shall be liable to
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