Supreme Court of India
Smt. Pritam Kaur v. Dy. Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs and Ors.
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Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation)Act, 1954: Sec tions 2(b )(e) and 4. Displaced persons-Claim for rehabilitation compensatiott-Require- ments of-Respondents and their father residents of West Pakistatt-Respon dents had migrated to India in 1947-Father of respondents died in Pakistan in 1955-Respondents filed claim for rehabilitation compensation on December 19, 1955-Competent authorities held that they are entitled to compensation-<:onsequently land in possession of appellant allotted to them-Appellant unsuccessfully challenged the proceedings-Appeal preferred before
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