Supreme Court of India
Ram Chand v. Randhir Singh and Others
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Pre-emption Laws : Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913-Clause Fourt/Uy in S.15(1)(a) asap- plicable to Haryana-Agricultural tenant inducted by usufructuary mortgagee-Whether has a right of pre-emptiolt-f'art of the land-Whether such tenant could pre-empt the entire sale-Held : Yes. Certain lands belonging to MC stoods tenanted even prior to 1946. In 1951, MC died and his estate was mutated in favour of bis widow and two sons, one of whom was MS in whose share the tenanted land fell. He mortgaged the lands in 1951 and mutation was sanctioned and recorded in the revenue records. However, the tenancy
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