Supreme Court of India
The State of Haryana and Ors. v. Satpal & Ors.
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Punjab Village Common Land (Regulation) Act – Punjab Village Common Land (Regulation) Rules, 1964 – r. 12 – Unau thorised possession – Respondents were alleged to be in the possessio n of a land, which was claimed to be belonging to Gram Pan chayat and was meant for construction of school thus giving rise to the dispute between the appellant and the respondents – On the application of the sarpanch, the demarcation proceedings were carried out with respect to the land in which the unauthorized possession of the respondent was shown – The eviction proceeding were initiated and the respondent
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