Supreme Court of India

Ramchandra Hasha Dalvi(deceased)thru Lrs v. J.d.patwardhan(deceased)thru. L.rs.

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Bench G.T. Nanavati and S.P. Kurdukar JJ.
Decided 14 October 1998

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JUDGMENT: JUDGMENT Nanavati.J. This appeal is filed by the tenant against the judgment and or der dated 3.8.1990 passed by the High Court of Bombaly in Writ Petition No. 95 of 1980. The Agricultural Lands Tribunal, The deputy District Collector in appeal and the Revenue Tribunal in revision have held that the tenant had made a statement on 13.1.1965 stating that he was not willing to purchase the land and, therefore, the purchase under Section 32 of the Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act had become ineffective.

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