Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. Y. Moideen Kunhi (dead) by Lrs.
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Delay - On the part of Government litigant - Condonation of - Land ceiling proceeding - Land Tribunal c holding that declarants were holding lands in excess of the ceiling limit - Writ petitions challenging the order of Tribunal by declarants and also by State - Writ by declarants withdrawn - State's writ dismissed - Review filed by State alleging fraud on the part of declarant and the Secretary of Land Tribunal - Delay of 14 years in filing the Review - Dismissal of Review Petition - Special Leave Petition - Delay in filing of 6500 -. days against original order and 300 days against order in
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