Supreme Court of India
Variavan Saraswathi and Anr. v. Eachampi Thevj and Ors.
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Kera/a Land Reforms Act, 1964 : Section 4( )(l)(aj-Acquisition of right of tenant-Junior member of Tarwad redeeming mortgage and continuing in possession of land for more than five years-Whether can be deemed to be a mortgagee-Whether can acquire the rights of tenant. Two junior members of a Tarwad (somewhat like a joint family) redeemed a mortgage execute~ in 1870 by the Karnavan (akin to Manager) of the Tarwad. They paid the amount in 1886, got the property released, obtained possession and they or their descendants continued in posses sion as such. In 1967 a suit for partition was filed
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