Kewal Krishan Gupta vs State Of J&K & Ors on 29 May, 2013
In this regard, it would be fruitful to refer to the
judgment of the Division Bench of this Court in Kewal Krishan v
State of J&K, 2004(II) SLJ 617.
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Janki vs Shivram Thr. Lrs. Mst. Rani on 23 April, 2015
8. By this Ailan proprietary rights were no doubt
conferred for the first time upon the Assamis. And one
effect of the conferment of the proprietary rights was that
it enlarged the quantum of interest which the Assamis
previously held on their land... The Ailan would
undoubtedly confer proprietary rights on these holders but
it could not in any way take away the vested rights of
coparceners interests in the property nor could it enlarge
powers of alienation which were possessed by the holders
under their personal law. This was also so held in P. Janki
Nath v. Mst. Sati Mali previously decided by the Board."
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