Supreme Court of India
Ashim Ranjan Das (d) by Lrs. v. Shibu Bodhak & Ors.
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West Bengal Estate Acquisition Act, 1953: ss. 44(2a), 2(i), 4, 5 and 6 – Vesting of the rights of intermediary in the State – Held: The Act provides for vesting of the land of the intermediary as per process with the State Government but an intermediary is ent itled to retain possession of any land from the date of vest ing the lands falling under the exceptions enumerated in clauses – On fact s, KPS was holder and in possession of land under ex-intermediary – Said land transferred to JP and GB – Thereafter, suo moto pr oceedings initiated by the Revenue officer u/s. 44(2a) and he cancelled
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