Supreme Court of India
Nagesh Datta Shetti and Ors. v. The State of Karnataka and Ors.
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Appellate Court-Appeal-Scope of-Writ appeal against direction of Single Judge remanding the matter to Land Tribunal with the direction to grant occupancy rights to respondents-Tribunal granting occupancy rights c as directed-Writ appeal dismissed as infructuous with the observation that Tribunal's order can be questioned before Single Judge-Held, the basic issue was whether the direction given by Single Judge could be maintained when matter was being remitted for adjudication by Tribunal-Division Bench had admitted appeal to examine legality of such direction-It should have considered the
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