Supreme Court of India
Amina Beevi v. Thachi & Ors.
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We hold that there is no merit in these Special Leave Petitions and we accordingly dismiss the same.
Judgment, page 14
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KERALA LAND REFORMS ACT, 1963: c s.51, proviso - Surrender by tenant of his interests in the leasehold land to landlord - HELD: Being in contravention of s. 51, was void. ss. 13- and 125 - Restoration of possession of tenants dispossessed after 1.4.1964 - Jurisdiction of civil court - Held: Suit for recovery of possession by a tenant is neither barred expressly nor impliedly bys. 13- - Further, s.125 makes it clear that in any suit regarding rights of a tenant the issues of rights of tenant and whether a person is tenant will have to be referred to the civil court. 'MS', the owner of the suit
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