Supreme Court of India
Pesara Pushpamala Reddy v. G. Veera Swamy and Ors.
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Andhra Pradesh Land Grabbing (Prohibition) Act, 1982 - ss. 7 ... and 8 - Powers of Special Tribunals or Special Courts - Calling for a report of Manda/ Revenue Officer u/r. 6 before taking cognizance of a case under the Act and publication of a Notification in the Andhra Pradesh Gaz::tte notifying the fact of cognizance of a case under the Act - Requirement of- Held: Under s. 7- ors. 8- of the Act or r. 6 of the Rules, it is not mandatory for the Special Tribunal or the Special Court to call for a report of the Manda/ Revenue Officer - However, on the facts of a particular case, the Special
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