Supreme Court of India
S. Venkatappa v. Narayanappa and Ors.
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Tenancy and !and Laws : -f " Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961-Sections 44, 45, 2(11), 2 (12)- Occupancy Rights-Claim for-Tribunal granting on the basis of revenue c records, rent receipts and oral evidence-Confirmed by appellate authority- Set aside by High Court-On the basis of sale agreement mentioning that vacant possession given to purchaser and the agreement attested by the grandson of the original owner-On appeal, held the High Court should not have inte1fered with the·. concurrent findings. Constitution of India, 't950-Article 226-Writ Jurisdiction-Concurrent ...... findings of
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