Supreme Court of India
Arjuna and Ors. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Maharashtra Land ceiling Act : Land-holder within ceiling limit-Allotment of surplus Land-Validity of c The High Court held that as the respondents are within the ceiling limit allotment of surplus land to them was illegal. In this Court It was specifically pleaded that the respondents are declared tO be a surplus bolder and the excess land was assigned to the appellants. Allowing the apl>eal, this Court .. HELD : Both the parties were directed to produce the return flied /._ by the respondents as well as a certified copy of the said return but they failed. In that view of the matter, the
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