Supreme Court of India
Harnek Singh v. Financial Commissioner, Appeals, Punjab and Ors.
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Punjab land Reforms Act, 1972/PEPSU Tenancy Agricultural Lands Act, 1955. S.8(2), Proviso, and 28/ss. 320- and 320-J--Vesting of surplus area in State Government and allotment thereof-land of tenure holder determined surplus under PEPSU Act-Possession not taken-litigation pending-- - Meanwhile Punjab land Reforms Act came into force-landowner filing declaration-Collector holding that in view of s.5(1), landowner was entitled to reserve two units of land, one for him and other for his major son; and there being no Slirp/us area, no action required to be taken-In the meantime on the basis of
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