Supreme Court of India
A.M. Ramanna v. Land Tribunal, Mandy Taluk and Ors.
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Land Laws: "- c Mortgage of suit land-Redemption and possession taken back- Mortgagee granted occupancy rights on the ground that after redemption of mortgage, land was given on lease to him-Challenged by purchaser of the /and-Appellate authority doubting the veracity of lease deed, rejected the claim of mortgagee-High Court set aside the order of appellate authority- On appeal, held: High Court erred in interfering with factual findings recorded by appellate authority-In Pahari documents name of mortgagee was not entered as tenant-Rather name of purchaser entered in the Patta book and >---
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