Supreme Court of India
Shriram Mandir Sansthan @ Shri Ram Sansthan Pusda v. Vatsalabai and Others
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Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Vidarbha Region) Act 1958- Sections 129 (b) and 54-Tenancy of lani:Js which are property of trusts, inter alia, for educational purpose or institutions for public religious worship, whether heritable- Held, Section 129 excludes Section 54, which provides for heritability of tenancies, in its application to such trust or institution Under the Tenancy Act of 1958, heritability is to be governed by Section 54- By excluding Section 54, the clear intention is to make such tenancies non- heritable- Interpretation of statutes-Legislative intent. Interpretation
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