Supreme Court of India
Bina Basak & Ors. v. Sri Bipul Kanti Basak & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Whether the High Court erred in disallowing the right to title and possession of the family members in the suit property that was allotted by the government as part of rehabilitation programme to the displaced/migrant family as a unit during partition of India? Headnotes Welfare Rehabilitation Scheme – Object of, Explained Held: The rehabilitation programmes are introduced by the Government with the sole aim of re-establishment of the displaced/ migrant families and not for the benefit of any individual – As a part of such welfare policies, the property is recorded in
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