entry in the alienation register as to whether an
inam is personal or religious cannot be said to be so
sacrosanct that it cannot ... payment of land revenue entered as personal
inam in the alienation register kept under
section 53 of the Code.
(ii) ... ... ... ...
Explanation 1: If any question
village of Padamale was the amount shown in the Alienation Register of 1886-87, a copy of which has been produced (exhibit 71). This document ... sanad ( exhibit 21) and the village accounts as shown in the Alienation Register (exhibit 71) to which the preamble of the sanad refers, and upon
Sajjadni shin of the Durgah at Broach in the Alienation Register, maintained under Section 53 of the Bombay Land Revenue Code, while in fact ... said to have taken advantage of the entry in the Alienation Register as personal Inam and on that basis the Act was sought
religious or charitable institutions and entered as such in the alienation register kept u/s. 53 of the Code or in the records kept under ... payment of land revenue entered as personal inam in the alienation register kept under Section 53 of the Code.
(ii) a grant of money
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property, particularly, land alienation register of 1886 maintained
during the British regime and that the Sub Divisional Officer had
concluded that ... alienated
as class III Deosthan inam land to Soneri masjid through Manager
Imamkha S/o Umbarkha permanently with reference to an extract of
alienation register
payment of land revenue entered as personal inam in the alienation register kept under section 53 of the Code; (ii) a grant of money ... entry, if any, in respect of such grant in the alienation register kept under section 53 of the Code shall be deemed to have been
Government no doubt alienated certain lands in favour of the holders and entries were accordingly made in the alienation registers showing the title
classified as Devasthan Inam Class
III land in the Land Alienation Register prepared by the Inam
Commission, and the corresponding Sanad number of such Inam ... subsequently, the name of Govind
Dadu Gurav was recorded. The Land Alienation Register, the
Dumala Register, Mutation Entry No.4669, and the Record of
Rights
payment of land revenue entered as personal inam in the alienation register kept under Section 53 of the Code.
(ii) a grant of money ... grant is entered as personal inam in the alienation register kept under Section 53 of the Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879 and the condition
stated that village in question (Savergaon) was a Devasthan inam, and was alienated to the deity, Shri Venkatesh, who was the owner. He also referred ... private ownership. At that time, he referred to the Land Alienation Register and produced a certified copy of the Register to show that Shri Venkatesh
