Supreme Court of India
K.kunhambu v. Smt. Chandramma and Ors.
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Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961: Section 2( ) (18); 2( ) (34); 45 and 48A-Tenant-Occupancy rights Grant of-lands within municipal limits and subjected to property tax- Statutorily notified as industrial Area-Leased out under a registered deed for purpose of running a saw mill with liberty to carry on any other industry or business-No specific permission or provision to use any portion of the land for agricultural purposes-After coming into force of the Act, land Tribunal granting occupancy rights in favour of lessee holding that they were in lawful possession and cultivation of the
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