Supreme Court of India
State of Himachal Pradesh and Others v. Ashwani Kumar and Others
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Himachal Pradesh Ceiling on Land Holdings ct, 1972: c s.4 - Permissible area - Calculation of - Held: Where a person is a member of the family, the land held by such person together with the land held by all the members of the family shall be taken into account for calculating the permissible area -An adult son is to be treated as a separate unit and he is entitled to have separate unit of permissible area up to the extent of the permissible area of a family subject to the condition that the aggregate land of the family and that of a separate unit put together shall not exceed twice the area
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