Supreme Court of India
Pradeep Kumar Maskara and Others v. State of West Bengal and Others
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Practice & Procedure - Duty to follow direction/ judgment of superior Court - Land in question transferred from the State of Bihar to the State of West Bengal pursuant to the enactment of 1956 Act and the provisions of West Bengal Land Reforms Act were extended to the transferred territories - Consequently, land in question shown to have o been vested in the S,tate of West Bengal - Appellant challenged the order of vesting by filing a writ petition - Writ petition allowed by the High Court - Order not challenged and attained finality - On basis of said order of High Court, the appellants
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