Supreme Court of India
State of Kerala and Anr. v. Mohammed Basheer
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Kerala Land Reforms Act, 1963 – s.72(K) and 102 – Respondent filed petition in the Forest Tribunal for settlement of dispute in relation to the land in question inter alia on the ground that the land is not a private forest as defined u/s.2(f) o f the 1971 Act and it did not vest in the government u/s.3 of the 1971 Act a nd that the Land Tribunal issued certificate of purcha se in favour of the respondent, as he was found to be the cultivati ng tenant in possession of the said land – Appellant-State conte nded that the land vested in the government u/s.3 of the 1971 Act a nd is under the
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