Supreme Court of India
Bhadrappa (d) by Lrs. v. Tolacha Naik
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Government Grants : Granted land - Alienation/Sale of f ""' - Order of competent authority that alienation was effected within period of prohibition -High Court dismissing writ petition by purchaser- Justification of- Held: Justified - Transfer was c in violation of prohibition contained in the Act - Burden was on person in possession to prove that his possession was valid which he failed to establish - · Karnataka Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prohibition of Transfer of Certain lands) Act, 1978- ss.4(1), (2) and 5(3). The land in question was a granted land. The grantee 1 ;'I'. sold
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