Section 13 of the Act of 1954 to transfer any property
rights which were held by a non-khatedar, by way of will,
sale, mortgage ... permission was necessary to transfer as
land was not held on khatedari rights.
Thus, in the instant case, rights that had accrued
tenable
because even, according to Clause (5),
reasonable restrictions on the fundamental
rights embodied in Article 19(1)(f) can be
imposed only ... counsel for the contending respondents, because
Gyarsia had parted with his Khatedari rights in
the property long before the proviso was added
to Section
that the
land be resumed by the state after revoking the khatedari rights of the
non-applicants. Consequent to this direction, the authorized officer also
Rajasthan
Tenancy Act, 1955.
3. This is a case where khatedari rights had been conferred
on the respondents way back in the year
against the appellants, seeking a
declaration of “khatedari rights”. In addition, the respondents
sought a permanent injunction, besides, correction of the
record. The instant declaration
During the period of ghair-khatedari tenure,
the allottee shall not have any alienable and
transferable rights in land and shall not transfer
or alienate
