Supreme Court of India
The State of Karnataka & Ors. v. G. Ramanarayana Joshi
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Karnataka Land Revenue Rule, 1966: r. 119(2) – Restoration of forfeited occupancy or alienated holding on paym ent of the arrear due – Property purchased in a public auction by the respondent’s ancestor in the year 1887 – Said property forfeite d to the State Government in the year 1892 for non-payme nt of land revenue however, respondent remained in possession – In the year 1994 by a Government order, certain land transferred to the Fore st Department and the land in issue was a part of that land – In 200 0, the Government amended r.119(2) providing for the re storation of the forfeited
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