Supreme Court of India
Ram Avadh & Ors. v. Ram Das & Ors.
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We are of the opinion that the result of that litigation should not have any bear ing on the present case.
Judgment, page 10
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Uttar Pradesh consolidation of Holdings Act, 1953 - s. 9 (2) and 48 - Consolidation proceedings - Objection of vendee of the land seeking entry of their names in the revenue records c - Co-tenure holders of the vendor filing objection that the ven- dors having no right in the property could not have sold it- Objection of vendees allowed by Consolidation Officer as well as Settlement Officer, on the finding that predecessor of the vendors was co-sharer of the land in the Khatauni 1356 Fasli- Revisional court disbelieving the findings of courts below re- versed their orders - High Court
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