Supreme Court of India
Kochunju Nair v. Koshy Alexander and Ors.
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Kera/a Land Reforms Act, 1963 S. 2 ( 25)-Person in possessicn of land held in co-ownership with others in excess of limits prescribed under S.2 (25)-Whether such person would be entitled to claim the rights of 'Kudikidappu' under the provisions of the Act-Held : such a person would not be entitled to claim the rights of Kudikidappu. Words & Phrases- 'Kudikidappu ', 'Co-owner', 'Homestead', 'Person', 'Family '-Meaning of in the context of Kera/a land Reforms Act, 1963 . . The predecessor of the respondent was the owner of a building which he rented out to the appellant for conducting a
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