Supreme Court of India
Vjjayabal and Ors. v. Shrlram Tukaram and Ors.
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We hold that the decision by the Appella.te and the Revisional Authority in the proceedings under Section 49B and the High Court in the writ petition and finally under letters patent appeal B contrary to what we have recorded above cannot be sustained.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural lands (Vidarbha Region) Act, 1958: Sections 8(3) and 498. Tenancy laws-Tenant-Claim for stallls of-Determination a/ Reopening of concluded matter-Proceedings for deletion of name of respondent No. I from the list of tenants-Compromise during proceedings Consequently respondent No. 1 held not tenant of appellants-Matter attaining finality-After lapse of 11 years Tahsildar re-opened the matter suo motu under Section 498 and held respondent No. I was not tenant-On appeal Collector held compromise was under pressure and therefore respondent No. I was
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