Supreme Court of India
Assa Singh (d) by Lrs. v. Shanti Parshad (d) by Lrs. & Others
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Punjab Security of Land Tenures Act, 1953: s. 25 – Bar of jurisdiction of the civil court under – When the landlord-tenant relationship is disputed in a proceeding u/ s. 14A – Held: If a landlord-tenant relationship is disputed , despite the exclusive jurisdiction conferred on the Revenue Court, to ev en order eviction of a tenant, the Civil Court would still retain jurisdiction in a case, despite the bar u/s. 25 – Thus, the validity of the orders u/s. 14A is open to scrutiny in a Civil Court, in a situati on, when the tenant denies and disputes the case of the landlord th at there is a
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- 2005 Salem Advocate Bar Association, Tamil Nadu v. Union of India
- 2010 Karam Kapahi & Others v. M/s. Lal Chand Public Charitable Trust & Another
- 1974 State of Punjab (now Haryana) and Ors. v. Amar Singh and Another
- 1961 Magiti Sasamal v. Pandab Bissoi
- 1962 Om Prakash Gupta v. Rattan Singh and Another
- 1987 Richpal Singh and Others Etc. v. Dalip
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