Supreme Court of India
Smt. Ramkanya Bai & Anr. v. Jagdish & Ors.
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Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959: ss. 131, 242, and 257 - Easementary rights determined c uls. 131 by revenue court (Tahsildar) - Subsequent civil suit by the owner of a land for declaration that seNient owner does not have an easementary right, customary or otherwise, over his property and the order of Tahsildar uls. 131 recognizing such right, is illegal and erroneous - Trial court dismissed the 0 suit holding that the revenue court alone had jurisdiction to grant relief and not the civil court - Jurisdiction of civil court - Held: The Code does not bar the jurisdiction of civil
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