Supreme Court of India
Ramachandra Krishna Bhatta v. State of Karnataka and Anr.
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Land Reforms: Land belonging to temple - Land Tribunal granted occupancy rights to appellant - Appellate Authority and High c Court held that lands in question were joint family properties and that land Tribunal failed to cause public notice in the village and to deity before granting occupancy rights and that nature of possession of appellant cannot be regarded as tenant - Even appellant's plea that he was tenant was rejected in a suit ., which had become final- In view offactual finding by Appellate Authority and High Court, interference under Article 136 of Constitution not called for -
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