Supreme Court of India
Sri Siddappa (dead) by Lrs. and Ors. v. The State of Karnataka and Ors.
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Tenancy and Land Laws : KamatakaLandRefonns Act, 1961 (as amended by Act No. 1of1974)- Ss. 44 and 45-Vesting of land in State Govemment-Tenant's right to claim c occupancy rights-Landlord's claim for resumption of land for personal culti- vat ion, pa11ly allowed-Landlord instead of taking possession of land, filing appeal before the Tribunal-Land continued to remain in possession of ten- .... ants-During pend.ency of appeal, Act amended by which S. 14 omitted and S . 44 was inse11ed-Tenant's claim for occupancy rights on the gmund o.f being in possession of land on the relevant
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