Supreme Court of India
State of Gujarat v. M/s. Arvind Mills and Ors.
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Land Laws: Gujarat Land Revenue Rules, 1972-Rule 81(2) Proviso (as amended by Gujarat Land Revenue (Amendment) Rules, 1977)-lmposition of revenue on non-agricultural land-On breach of condition of permission granted under Urban Land Ceiling Act-Validity of -Held, not valid-Action for breach of Ceiling Act can be taken under that Act itself and not required to be taken by virtue of the proviso-Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976-P.ombay Land Revenue Code. 1879-Section 48. Present appeals challenge the order of High Court whereby, it had struck down proviso to rule 81(2) of Gujarat
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