Supreme Court of India
Farooqi Begum (d) by Lrs. v. The State of Uttar Pradesh
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Government grants: Resumption of land – Suit for declaration and possession – On facts, the State of UP-responde nt, through Collector, filed suit for declaration, possession an d damages with respect to land that it was a government grove and presently belonging to the U.P. State Garden Department – Said grove was rent free grant of the defendant-appellant by the ruler of erstwhile Rampur State and was later resumed by the successor in 1930 and thereafter, came in the hands of the State of U.P. however, the appellant managed to get her name continued in the revenue re cord though her
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