Supreme Court of India
Mammu v. Hari Mohan and Anr.
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Kera/a Land Refonns Act, 1963: Sections BOA, BOB and 103-Applica tion for purchase of kudikidappu rights filed by the appellant/tenant dismissed by the Land Tribunal-Appeal before the Appellate Authority allowed-Jn revision, High Coun remanded matter back to the Appellate Authority for reconsideration-Appellate Authority passed order in favour of the appellant tenant:-Order of the Land Tribunal set aside-Case remanded back to Land Tribunal-Land Tribunal held appellant entitled to a part of lan!l-Sub sequent order of the Land Tribunal challenged in appeal-Appeal dismissed by Appellate
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