Supreme Court of India
Raj Kanta v. Financial Commissioner, Punjab and Anr.
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Punjab Security nf Land Tenures Act, 1953, Section 9 intetpretation Words and Phrast.•s, tneaning of the term 'regularly' in Section 9(i) (if) of the Act-Whether a 'single default' in payment of rent would attract tlie provi'sions of Section 9(1) (ii). Pera Ram, Ganga Ram, Bhago and Kalu Ram were the tenants of agricul tural land owned by Mrs. Raj Kanta, the appellant. The tenants made sepa rate ~pplications under section 18 of the Punjab Security of Land Tenures1 Act, 1953, on September 4, 1961 for purchasing the land held by them from the land ovn1er. These applications werei allowed by
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