Supreme Court of India
State of Kerala Etc. v. Varkey Mathew and Ors. Etc.
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Kera/a Land Refonns Act, 1964-Secs. 2(43), 81, 83, 85(6A), 85(7), 85(7A)-Computatioll of excess /al!d ow/led or held by a deceaseli--Held, proceedil!gs cal! be illitiated under colour of successors-in-title or illegal nteans. Respondent No. 1 herein died in 1973 without filing a statement of excess lands as provided for under the Kerala Land Reforms Act, 1964. On the report given by the Special Tahsildar regarding excess land owned by the deceased as on 1.1.1970, the Taluk Land Board passed an order initiating proceedings under S.85(7) of the Act of 1964 against the succes· sors-in-interest.
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