Supreme Court of India
Shyam Lal v. Deepa Dass Chela Ram Chela Garib Dass
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Land Laws and Agricultural Tenancy- Whether tenant of agricultural holding becomes a trespasser after the expiry of period of tenancy or continues to be a tenant having protection from eviction under the tenancy Jaws - Held: tenant of agricultural holding does not become a trespasser after the expiry of period of tenancy - However, in view of law laid down in* Sukhdev Singh's case that after expiry of fixed term tenancy of agricultural land, the tenant no longer continues to be tenant, the matter is referred to larger Bench for laying down the correct law on the question - Punjab Security of
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