Supreme Court of India
Kalyan v. Gorakh
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Hyderabad Tenancy and Agricultural Land Act, 1950 : Ss.2(c), 2(r) & 34-Agricultural land-f'urcliased from erstwhile landlord-Protected tenant-Claim over land sold by landlord-Purchaser in possession-Held, purchaser to deposit Rs. 10,000-Every year till disposal of suit-ln the event of tenant succeeding, he would be emitted to wiOidraw the an1ount. In a revision petition arising out of a suit between the appellant, the purchaser of the land in dispute from the erstwhile landlord, and the respondent, a protected tenant under the Hyderabad Tenancy and Agricul tural Land Act, 1950, the High
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