Supreme Court of India
Seva Lal v. Sri Kant & Ors.
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UTTAR PRADESH LAND REVENUE ACT, 1901: s. 219 - Revision before Board of Revenue in 1994 after c dismissal of revision uls 218, held by High Court as not maintainable - Held: There was no provision in s.219 prior to amendment in 1997, to bar the revision filed by appellant ul s 219 - The amended provision of 1997 has no application to the pending revision application before Board of Revenue 0 under the then existing s.219 - Order of High Court set aside and writ petition of appellant before it restored for hearing on merits. The respondents filed an appeal u/s 210 of the Uttar Pradesh Land
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