Supreme Court of India
Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. v. Madanlal Agrawal
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Coal Mines (Nationalisation) Act, 1973: Sections 2(h) (xi), (o) 3 and 26. 'Mine '-Extended meaning-Explanation of-Held: all properties which fell within the definition of 'mine' in S.2 (h) and which were used over a period of time and not temporarily and which were required for proper functioning of the mine, whether or not belonged to owner of mine, would vest in the Central Government by virtue o/S.3-Hence, even though lands and buildings solely used/or purposes of office or residence of officers and staff of mine which did not belong to owner of mine but be/dnged to another person, right,
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