Supreme Court of India
Sakharam Ganesh Pujari (d) Thr. His Lrs v. Husen Aba Bahadur (d} by His Lrs.& Anr.
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Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Act. 1948 - s.32P - Tribunal :v.power to resume and dispose of land not purchased by tenant - Held: s.32P confers power on the Tribunal to summarily evict the tenant if the right to terminate the tenancy by landlord and right to p11rc/1ase by tenant has become ineffective - Jn the instant case, landlord failed to exercise his right to terminate the tenancy and tenant also failed to give notice for purchase within one year of retirement of landlord Ji'om armed forces - Since period within which the landlord and tenant could not exercise their rights had expired,
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