Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. v. M/s Lakshmi Sugar & Oil Mills Ltd. and Ors.
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UTTAR PRADESH SUGAR UNDERTAKINGS (ACQUISITION) ACT, 1971: c s.2(h)(vi) read with s.3 - 'Scheduled undertaking' - Vesting of, in Sugar Corporation - Land of $Ugar factory shown in revenue records as "Parti Kadim Tilla" (land not cultivated for a long time and in the form of hillock), held by consolidation authorities as vested in the Corporation - High o Court directing to restore the name of sugar Company in revenue records - Held: All the three statutory authorities concurrently held that there was no evidence on record to show that the subject land was ever held or occupied by the
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