para
1439 it is stated as follows:
“To whom land escheated.— Escheat in the case of
death intestate before 1926 was to the mesne lord ... further submitted that the Rajasthan
Escheats Act, 1956 applies only to properties vesting in the State
qua ultima heres under Article 296 by escheat
time being in force, has vested or having become vested or shall vest in the State Government by escheat or lapse, or as bona vacantia ... abandoned immovable property, which has vested or having become vested or shall vest in the State Government by escheat or lapse, or as bona vacantia
those proceedings the State
of Bihar and the Manager claimed that the estate had vested
in the State by escheat and therefore the income ... said of the estate
that the same had vested in the State by escheat. The High
Court on reference held that the income tax authorities
land revert to the landlords or would the tenancy vest in the State by escheat or as bona vacantia? These are the questions that have ... property situate in a State, vest in such State, and shall, in any other case, vest in the Union".
And the Supreme Court
Constitution of India or any other law have vested or shall vest in the State by escheat, lapse or as bona vacantia. Under Section ... When the
Civil Court finds that any property vested in
the State by escheat or by lapse or by bona
vacantia, then it shall make
State's escheat
claim was cursorily addressed, with the court prioritizing the Will over escheat
without setting aside the prior escheat orders.
11. Aggrieved ... Limitation did not bar the State, as escheat operates by
operation of law. Therefore, he prayed that the escheat orders be upheld and that
Escheats Regulation, 1810, Madras Administration of Escheats Regulation, 1802 and Madras Endowment and Escheats Regulation, 1817 have not been extended to the ex-State areas ... Constitution of India or any other law, has vested or shall vest in the State by escheat, lapse or as bona vacantia. (4) It shall
which the suit land is ordered to be vested in the State by way of escheat is also bad in the eyes ... dated 16.6.1986 by which the suit land has been escheated and vested in the State Government is illegal, null and void. It is also pleaded
Nazool land, since the land admittedly is escheat, the
lands stood vested in the State subject to the redemption of
the mortgage. Where Nazool land ... true that though the escheat land stood vested in the
State, the escheat land burdened with possessory mortgage
was differently treated by Rule
that the property belonged to it,
the property would vest in the State by escheat. These
are absolutely the contentions raised before the learned
single ... does not mean that the property would automatically vest
in the State on the principles of escheat and secondly,
that this jurisdiction creates heavy burden
