Supreme Court of India
Pinninti Kistamma and Ors. v. Duwada Parsuram Chowdary & Ors.
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Andhra Pradesh Record of Rights in Land Act, 1971: Revenue authorities' order declaring cultivatory c possession of tenants - HELD: High Court has rightly held that the order of Tehsildar having achieved status of. finality cannot be upset. by civil court and that the landlords had failed to prove their possession and cultivation in respect of suit land to the extent of 19. 80 acres. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s.114 and Or. 47, r.1 - Review - Clarification by High Court of its judgment passed in second appeals - HELD: High Court in the original judgment in second appeals had considered
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