Supreme Court of India
N. Venkateshappa v. Munemma & Ors.
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Karnataka Village Offices Act, 1961 - ss. 2(a), 4(3), 5, 6, 7 - Re-grant of Inam land in favour ofalienor - Right of an alienee - On facts, agricultural land was Thalavari Inamthi land in the hands of original owners - Alienation of Inam 1and by sale deed dated 13.05.1971, in favour of N-alienee and he was put in possession of the land - Re-grant of land in favour of alienorlholder of office on 31.03.1982 in terms of the Act - Re-grant proceedings attained finality - Eviction of alienee from the land - Right of alienee upon re-grant of land in favour of alienor - Held: Upon re-grant of the
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