Supreme Court of India
State of Andhra Pradesh v. Shri S. Vishw Anatha Raju Etc. Etc.
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P. Land Refonns (Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings) Act, 1975: Lands of Vendors and Vendees under agreement to sell-Whether liable to be included in their holdings-Held: yes. Constitution of India, 195o- .lt. 142-Suo motu judicial notice of glaring injustice-Recourse to-Notices issued and treated as special leave petitions-Orders of appellate authorities-Reviewed- .P. Land Refonns (Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings) Act, 1975. The question which arose in these appeals against the High Court judgment, was whether the lands of Vendors and Vendees under agreement to sell were liable to be included
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