Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka & Ors. v. Munikadirappa & Ors.
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Land laws and Agricultural Tenancy - Litigation for . deciding occupancy rights - During pendency of litigation the land in question acquired - Single Judge of High Court decided the occupancy rights in favour of tenant - In view of the acquisition also directed the compensation thereof to be appointed between the tenant and the erstwhile owner of the land - Division Bench of the High Court held that since the tenant was entitled to occupancy right, he was entitled to the whole compensation - On appeal, held: The courts below were right in deciding the question regarding the occupancy right -
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