Supreme Court of India
N.K. Rajendra Mohan v. Thirvamadi Rubber Co. Ltd. & Ors.
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Kera/a Land Reforms Act 1963 - ss. 2(44), 3(1)(vii), 3(1)(viii), 13- Malabar Tenancy Act, 1929- s. 2- Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - s. 116 - Suit for eviction and damages - On facts, in 1918 the appellant leased out 963. 75 acres of land to original lessee for a period of 36 years on payment of annual rent- Finally, respondent-company inducted into the 0 said land - Suit for eviction and damages by appellant plaintiff and others against respondent no. 1 - Appellant's case that the suit land belongs to their tarwad and was a private forest; that neither the original lessee nor his
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