Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Labh Singh and Anr.
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Pepsu Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1955 (Pepsu Act 13 of 1955) as amended by the (Second Amendment) Act, 1956 sec tions 2(f), 32- , 32-L and 32-M, scope of - Words and phrases - Construction of the word "transfer" in section 32-L - Whether redE!l:lption of mortgaged lands amount to transfer within the mean ing of section 32-L. Labh Singh, respondent No.l was the ow~er of certain agri cultural lands in three villages situated in the district of Kapurthala, namely, village Karahal Nauabad, village Isherwa and village Brindpur measuring in all 32-8 standard acres. Of them an extent of
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