Supreme Court of India
Begum Suraiy Rashid and Ors. v. State of Madhya Pradesh and Ors.
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Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959-Sections 109, 116, 117- Land recorded in name of jail department given on lease-Lessee applying for its mutation based on a decree in a suit, and in response to challenge to grant of mutation, pleading res-judicata-He/d: As the land involved in the suit had different location and area from the impugned land, challenge to grant of mutation could not be defeated by plea of res-judicata-Mutation could not be granted as lessee had accepted that the land belonged to the jail department and did not challenge entry in revenue records in the name of
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