Supreme Court of India
Venkateshappa v. State of Karnataka and Ors.
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Land Reforms: Jurisdiction - Dispute of, in respect of lands in question - High Court disposed of writ petition with direction to Tribunal c to ascertain whether lands in question were lnam lands and tf so, to forward records to Special Deputy Commissioner who would decide the case and if lands were not lnam lands then Tribunal to entertain the proceedings - Tribunal did not consider this aspect - Single Judge and Division Bench of High Court a/so did not analyse the issue - Hence, matter remitted to Single Judge of High Court to deal with issue - Kamataka Land Reforms Act, 1961 - Mysore
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