Supreme Court of India
Sita Ram (dead) through Lrs. v. Bharat Singh (dead) through Lrs & Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1950 – ss.161, 166, 167 – Appellants-original tenure holders (si nce deceased) of Plot No.2902 sold it to late father of respondent no s.10 & 11 vide sale deed dtd. 24 Jan. 1973 – Father/Grandfather of respondent nos.1-8 was tenure holder of Plot Nos.286 3 and 2888, he exchanged his plots with plot no.2902 owned by f ather of respondent nos.10 & 11, by exchange deed dtd. 2 March, 1974 – Father/Grandfather of respondent nos.1-8 filed appl ication for his name to be recorded for Plot No.2902 –Appellants raised objection to the validity of
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