Supreme Court of India
Ram Bharose Sharma v. Mahant Ram Swaroop and Ors.
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We are of the view that the grant has to be construed primarily on the basis of the recitals contained therein.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Rajasthan land Reforms and Resumption of Jagirs Act, 1952-ss. 2(d) and 23(1)-Udak Jagir-Grant made by the then Ruler in favour of a Swami belonging to Ram Sanehi Sect-Application by Che/a for exemption of Jagir property-Objections by tenants-Application allowed by Jagir Commisioner holding that Jagir was a personal grant to predecessor-in-interest of applicant-order affirmed by Board of Revenue-High Court upholding order of Board of Revenue-Held, grant being a personal grant of Udak Jagir and the mutation being governed by the Jaipur Matmi Rules, the State Government granted mutation to Che/a
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