Supreme Court of India
M.P. State Mining Corporation Ltd. v. Sanjeev Bhaskar & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that after the death of the original lessee, Rajendra Nath Bhaskar, all rights come to an end and the first respondent or any other legal heir(s) were B neither entitled to continue with the lease nor entitled for renewal of lease.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Mines and Minerals: Mining lease - Granted for a period of 20 years - But after a period of 14 years; State Government determined the lease - The determination challenged by Jessee - During pendency of the petition, death of lessee - Legal heirs not 0 substituted - Subsequently High Court set aside the order of the Government - After 14 years from the death and 10 years from the order of High Court, legal heirs of the Jessee filed application for substitution and sought permission for mining operation for the remaining period - State Government denied the same and granted lease in favour of
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