Supreme Court of India
Threesiamma Jacob & Ors. v. Geologist, Dpti. of Mining & Geology & Ors.
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LAND LAWS: Jenmis or holders pf jenmom rights in Malabar area - Rights with regard to minerals underneath the soil - Held: Ownership of sub-soil/mineral wealth should normally follow c the ownership of the land, unless the owner of the land is deprived of the same by some valid process -- In the instant 0 appeals, no such deprivation is brought to the notice of the Court -- Appellants are, therefore, the proprietors of the minerals obtaining in their lands -- The recitals in the patta or the Collector's standing order that exploitation of mineral wealth in the patta land would attract
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- 2024 Mineral Area Development Authority & Anr. v. M/s Steel Authority of India & Anr. Etc.
- 2023 State of West Bengal and Another v. M/s. Chiranjilal (mineral) Industries of Bagandih and Another
- 2019 M/s Embassy Property Developments Pvt. Ltd.v. State of Karnataka & Ors. v. State of Karnataka & Ors
- 2019 State of Meghalaya v. All Dimasa Students Union, Dima-hasao District Committee & Ors.
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