Supreme Court of India
Bhat Kalidas Shamji (dead) by L.rs. & Ors. v. P.J. Pathak & Ors.
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Saurashtra Land Reforms Act 1951/Saurashtra Land Reforms Rules 1951-Sections 2(12), 4, 5, 21, 22, 23 and 24/Rule 21-Giras dar-Allotment of land-Lesser hardship being caused to tenant Taking of judicial notice. The appeallants are the tenants of certain intermediary landlords known as Girasdars. Respondents Nos. 4-5 are the legal heirs of certain Girasdars from whom some of the appellants held lands on lease. Respondent No. 9 is a Girasdar who is represented by the. Assistant Custodian Evacuee Property. The other respondents, being statutory authorities are formal parties. The dispute
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