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The name of the respondent auction-purchaser was entered as raiyat in respect of certain lands on the basis of auction sales dated 6.11.1954 and 3-12-1954 in execution of the decree for arrears of rent in respect thereof. In 1970 the Assistant Settlement Officer initiated proceedings under s. 44(2a) of the West Bengal Estate Acquisition Act, 1953 for revision of the record of rights in respect of the lands, taking the view that the rent execution sales being effected after 1.6.1954 were invalid under s. 5B of the Act.
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