Supreme Court of India
Ni Pra Channabasava Deshikendra Swamigalu Matadhipathigalu Kannada Mutt v. C.P. Kaveeramma & Ors.
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Kamataka Land Reforms Act, 1961 - ss. 41 and 130 - Applicability of - Occupancy rights granted to inamdar after enforcement of lnams Abolition· Act - In respect of the land mortgaged - Application under Land Reforms Act, seeking possession of the land and eviction of the mortgagee from o unauthorised occupation of the land - Held: Possession of mortgagee, after grant of occupancy rights to the mortgagor/ lnamdar, should be construed as unauthorised - Hence resort to remedy under Land Reforms Act seeking eviction from illegal occupancy, is permissible - Karnataka Abolition of Certain lnams
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