Supreme Court of India
Maguni Charan Dwivedi v. State of Orissa and Another
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For the reasons mentioned above, we find no force in the arguments which have been advanced on behalf of the appellant.
Judgment, page 7
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Orissa Merged Territories (Village Offices Abolition) Act, 1963-Sections 3, 5 and 9-lnterpretation of. In the execution proceedings to satisfy a decree dated 14-10-1958 for title and recovery of possession of certain "ganju Bhogra lands" obtained by the ap pellant against the State, the Notified Area Council. Rourkela claimed the suit ·lands by an application u_/o XXI Rule 58 r /w ss. 37 and 38 Code of Civil Pr_o cedure. The said application ¥ias rejected. revision against it was als'? dlS missed with the observation that the council was free to file a regular suit for adjudication of its
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