Supreme Court of India
Kunjan Vasu v. Madhavan Achari and Ors.
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Kera/a Land Reforms Act, J963-Sections 2(25) and 80A(3). Kudikidappu rights-Land situated in Panchayat area-Permission to occupy the 'Kudikidappu' by the mortgagee having possession of 2 cents of the land-Kudikidappukaran 's application to purchase J 0 cents of land-Tribunal and Appellate Court held that he was to purchase JO cents-High Court upheld the entitlement to the extent of 2 cents only since mortgagee permitted only to that extent-Held, Kudikidappukaran was entitled to purchase JO cents of land since the landlord possessed more than JO cents. Appellant was a Kudikidappukaran of a
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