Supreme Court of India
Ishwaragouda & Ors. v. Mallikarjun Gowda & Ors.
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Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961: s. 133 - Jurisdiction to decide as to whether a land is agricultural land and the person claiming its possession is a tenant - HELD: Vests only on Land Tribunal and no suit or ptoceedings in such matter shall be entertained by any civil court - Further, once such a question /Jas been decided . 0 by the Tribunal, the decision cannot be challenged before any civil court and if any order in the matter is passed by a civil court setting aside the decision of the Land Tribunal, · the same would be a nullity - In the instant case,· the first appellate court rightly
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