Supreme Court of India
Nagbhai Najbhai Khackar v. State of Gujarat
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Land Ceiling - Gujarat Agricultural Lar:ids Ceiling Act, 1960 (as amended by Act 2of1974)- ss.2(1), 2(6), 2(17) and 5 - "Bid lands" held by the appellants claimed as uncultivable waste lands - Whether such "bid lands" were required to be taken into consideration for the purpose of land ceiling under the Gujarat Agricultural Lands Ceiling Act, 1960, as amended by Act 2 of 1974 - Held: The definition of "land" under the 1960 Act was specifically amended by the Amendment Act 2 of 1974 to include "bid lands'; without limiting the same to cultivable bid lands - This specific intention of the
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