Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash Singh v. M. Lingamaiah & Ors.
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ANDHRA PRADESH LAND GRABBING (PROHIBIT/ON) ACT, 1982: c s.2(e) and 7- - 'Land grabbing' - Jurisdiction of Special Court/Special Tribunal - Application seeking possession of land and alleging execution of fabricated/fraudulent sale deeds - Held: Tribunal derives jurisdiction only when jurisdictional facts are disclosed in the petition - It is 0 ..- necessary not only to allege the act of land grabbing within the meaning of provisions of the Act, but also a prima facie case must be found out in order to enable the Tribunal to issue notice as regards existence of an act of land grabbing -
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