Supreme Court of India
Suresh Prasad Singh v. Dulhin Phulkumari Devi and Ors.
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Bihar Land Reforms (Fixation of Ceiling Area and Acquisition of Surplus Land) Act, 1961: s.16(3) - Object of - Discussed. c s. 16(3) - Right of pre-emption - Held: Is conferred on the co-sharer of the land transferred as a/so on the raiyat holding land adjoining to the land transferred - On facts, co-sht;lrer made an application under s. 16(3) within 3 months of the date of registration of sale deed - Authorities ought to have allowed the application considering the mandatory nature of the right of pre-emption conferred by s. 16(3) - Vendee of the adjoining land cannot be allowed to defeat
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