Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal v. Atul Krishna Shaw and Anr.
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West Bengal Estaies Acquisition Act, 1953: Sections 2(i), 4( I), 6( /)(e)-Explanaiion, 44(2a) and 44(3). 'Intermediaries'-Notification. vesting Estates and rights of Inter mediaries in the State-Right of Intermediaries to retain title and posses- ' sion in respect of 'Tank fisheries'-Crucial date for establishing that disputed land was used for pisciculture is the period of vesting Existence of fishery subsequent to vesting held irrelevant. Administrative Law: Duty to give reasons-Primary authority .Appel/ate authority-Appellate Tribunal reversing order of primary authority-Appellate
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