Supreme Court of India
Hardev Singh v. Prescribed Authority, Kashipur & Anr.
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Uttar Pradesh Imposition of Ceiling on Land Holdings ct, 1960: Object of legislation – Held: The object of the 1960 Act is to prescribe a ceiling limit on the area of land held by a ‘tenure holder’ for the purpose of securing the interest of the community at large to ensure increased agricultural production and to pro vide land for landless agricultural labourers with a view to have equitable distribution of land–Land laws. Uttar Pradesh Imposition of Ceiling on Land Holdings ct, 1960: ss.3(9) and 3(17)–Prescribed Authority declared certain l and of government lessee-respondent no.2 as
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