Supreme Court of India
Vallapally Plantations Pvt. Ltd. v. State of Kerala
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Tenancy and Land Laws : Kera/a Land Reforms Act, 1963 as amended in 1969 : c Sections 85(9), 85(1) 85(5) and 2(56- )-Power of Taluk Land Board in setting aside its own orders-Scope of-Question regarding surplus land under the Act settled by the High Court between the parties in an earlier case-No appeal filed by the State-Within one year of the judgment, the law was changed by way of another decision of the High Court-Board issued notice to the appellant under Section 85(9) seeking to open the proceedings-proceedings dropped by the Board on the plea of the appellant that the issue settled
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