Supreme Court of India
Sri M. Sankaranarayanan v. The Deputy Commissioner, Bangalore & Ors.
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In view of the above discussion, we are clearly of the view that the Division Bench of the High Court erred in setting aside the judgment of the learned Single Judge.
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964: s.67 - Applicability of- Dispute as to title of Beaulieu estate situated in Bengaluru '--Portions of the estate sold to individuals as well as acquired by State Government from time to. time - Case of respondent-authority that the said estate belonged to State GovernmenLand it was fraudulently shown in conveyai1ce deed of year 1900 to have been purchased for the First princess of Mysore out of her personal funds - Summary proceedings u/s. 67 - Held: Record produced from the Archives of the State depicted that the • Dewan of Mysore had put up a memo before the
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