Supreme Court of India
Mishri Lal (dead) by Lrs. v. Dhirendra Nath (dead) by Lrs. and Ors.
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Tenancy and Land Laws: Madhya Bharat Zamindari Abolition Act, 1951-Ss.2(a)&(c) 3,4(2), 5&6- "Khudkasht" lands-Vesting in State-Rights of Zamindar-Mortgage deeds-Mortgaged property including Khudkasht land-Suit for redemption of mortgage- /lowed by trial court-Confirmed by High Court-Validity of-Held, ''Khudkasht'' land does not vest in State-Subsisting interest of Zamindar continue to exist-Mortgager entitled to claim redemption of mortgage. Precedent Doctrine of ''stare dec.isis' '-Applicability of-Constitution of India, Article 141. Words & Phrases ''Proprietor'', ''Khudkash~.' '-Meaning of
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