Supreme Court of India
Allahabad and Ors. v. The Deputy Director of Consolidation
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U.P. Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1953: Sections 9, 11- (As intro duced by Act XXXV of 1974). U.P. Land Records Manual. Escheat-Land--Recorded tenure-holder-Civil death of-No heirs of recorded tenure-Holder-Claim by certain persons on the basis of Sirdari rights by adverse possession-Rejection by Deputy Director of Consolida tion--Order by Deputy Director that in the absence of lawful claimant property would vest in the Gaon Sabha by escheat-Order of Deputy Director chal lenged before High Court-During pendency of proceedings before High Court Section 1 J..c introduced in the 1953
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