Supreme Court of India

Amrit Bhikaji Kale & Ors. v. Kashinath Janardhan Trade & Anr.

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Reported as [1983] 3 S.C.R. 237
Bench D.A. Desai J.
Decided 11 May 1983
Status Distinguished

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Bombay-Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948, Section 32, scoPe.of­ Legal effects of (i) a will executed by the land-lord in his life time after the tenant became the "deemed purchaser" and hence the land-owner on J .4.1957 and (ii) the proceedings taken on the basis of the will including mutiJtiOn of the name of the legatee, postponement of sales under Sections 32F and 32G, entertainment of the- suit by the Tenancy Aval Karkoonfiled under Sections 14 and 29 of the Act, the dispossession of the deemed purchaser and the further sale by the recorded owner. Estoppel by Conduci-Whether a

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