Supreme Court of India
Gulzara Singh v. The Collector, Ludhiana and Ors.
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Nazool Lands (Transfer) Rules, 1956: Rules 2(d), 3 and 3A: 'Nazool Land'-Transfer of mortgaged Nazool land-Procedure for-Where Nazool land is burdened with possessory mortgage it can be redeemed by State itself or the grantee. . The (Government) Grants Act, 1895: Sections 2 and 3. Land--Govemment grant of-Provisions of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and Redemption of Mortgage (Punjab) Act, 1913 held inapplicable in respect of such a land. ' Limitation Act, 1964: Section 30 (as amended b~ Act JO of 1969) Mortgaged Nazool land--Redemption of-Limitation period for. The appellant was granted
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