Supreme Court of India
Gowdara Nanjappa v. Matada Basaiah & Ors.
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Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961: Grant of occupancy rights - Entries in record of rights - c Ignored by High Court and emphasis given on spot inspection • - High Court also ignored finding recorded by Appellate Tribunal - HELD: High Court overlooked the fact that spot inspection made much later was not relevant to decide basic issues - Revenue entries spread over a number of years continued till appointed date - Order of Hig_h Court set aside ;;.l -ii and that of Appellate Tribunal restored. Certain lnam lands were endowed to the diety. The appellant, respondent nos. 1 and 2 and another
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