Supreme Court of India
Bindha Prasad & Ors. v. Bhan Datt (dead) by L.rs.
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Land laws and agricultural tenancy: UP Zamidari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1950 - ss. 134 and 137 -Application for Bhumidari rights by Sirdar - Deposit of requisite land revenue - Entitlement to Bhumidhari rights - Effective date - Held,· Sirdari becomes entitled to Bhumidhari rights with effect from the date of deposit of amount as contemplated bys. 134 - Certificate graated uls 137 also relates back and is effective from the date of deposit of the amount - On facts, tenant deposited stipulated rent for conversion of Sirdari rights into Bhumidhari rights and on the same day executed
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