order, the revisional authority would note that to confer benefit of Section 122B (4F) of the Act, the occupant would have to prove and demonstrate ... witnesses would not be sufficient to confer benefit of Section 122B (4F), without there being documentary evidence showing possession. Further, the Consolidation Officer would have
Divisional Officer on 18th August, 2008 in terms of Section 122B(4F) of the 1950, Act. Similarly, the petitioners claimed regularization of their rights under ... claim over an area of 0.410 hectares in terms of Section 122B(4F) of the 1950, Act was passed on 22.7.2008. Similarly, order of regularization
provided that once against order passed under Section 122B
revision has been preferred under Section 122B (4-A), then the
person aggrieved against the order ... filing a
regular Suit because any of the findings recorded under Section
122B will not be a finding of title. It will only
profit on sale of premises in y.e ..
31.03.2000 at page no 122B Bundle No. A-9 of Party No A-12
which was held ... consideration
of Rs.26,40,000 jotted in seized document no 122B Bundle No
A-9 Party A-12.
3. The Hon CIT(A) erred
respondent no.10, Gaon Sabha instead of invoking the provisions of Section 122B of the erstwhile ... Section 67 of the Code or the erstwhile provisions of Section 122B of the U.P.Z.A. & L.R. Act.
It is also
also the APIs per se; (i) attention was
invited to Rule 122B(1)(a) and to Rule 122B(2) and to Schedule Y Appendix
Revenue Courts were seized of the matter under Section 122B of the U.P. Z.A. & L.R. Act. The findings on merits given
petitioners may be considered for allotment of land under Section 122B(4) of the Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition And Land Reforms
also the APIs per se; (i) attention was
invited to Rule 122B(1)(a) and to Rule 122B(2) and to Schedule Y Appendix
substantial question of law is that the
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proceedings under Section 122B of U.P.Z.A. &
L.R. Act was initiated
