Supreme Court of India
Tekaba Ao and Anr. v. Sakumeren Ao and Anr.
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Customary Laws: Rules for Administration of Justice and Police in Nagaland, 1937- Rules 29 and 62(2)-Dispute between two clans of two villages in Hill district-With regard to access to water source and ownership of land in - which source exists-Decision by Customary Courts-Appeal in High Court High Court remitting additional issue on ownership of land to District Customary Court for recording evidence and deciding case on evidence recorded as Original Court against one cian-On appeal held: In Village Courts customary law is applied and dispute is resolved by mutual agreement and on
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