Constitution of India
India
Constitution of India
CONTITUENTASSEMBLY 00 of 1950
Published in Gazette 00
Tenure Abolition Act, 1949 (Bombay Act 63 of 1949). 6. The Bombay Khoti Abolition Act, 1950 (Bombay Act 6 of 1950). 7. The Bombay Paragana
Maharashtra Khoti Abolition Act, 1950
MAHARASHTRA
India
Maharashtra Khoti Abolition Act, 1950
Act 6 of 1950
Published on 3 April 1950
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Maharashtra Khoti Abolition Act, 1950 Act No. 6 of 1950 [3rd April
British Government, part in inam and the remainder in permanent khoti, i. e., lease subject to certain conditions stated in a sanad or a kowl ... teak trees, that all land revenue of the lands granted in khoti was to enure for the benefit of the khot including the enhanced
Other Rights column in the survey record prima facie 'khoti' cannot be equated to tenancy rights going by the work 'khoti ... learned counsel for the applicants now says that my observation that 'khoti' cannot be equated with enancy rights is erroneous as it goes
mauze Ambedu Khurd, taluka Ratnagiri, in the zilla of Ratnagiri, is his khoti vatani, and that the whole of the proprietary right belongs ... been contended before us that the grant of the vatani khoti carries with it the ownership of the soil of the village. This conclusion
Section 9 in Maharashtra Khoti Abolition Act, 1950
9. Extinction of khot's right of reversion.
- From the date on which this Act comes into ... khot shall not be entitled to acquire any right in any khoti land by right of reversion. Explanation.- For the purposes of this section
without the consent of the Knot "in Section 9 of the Khoti Settlement Act were inserted by Bombay Act VIII of 1912 and were ... where the defendant purported to resign his occupancy rights in Khoti lands to the plaintiff who was one of the Khots and at the same
Presidency. Then follow Sections 37 and 88 . Section 37 refers to the khoti talukas including the one now in question which was then ... whether the khots were entitled to claim from the tenants of the Khoti Niabat lands their faida in cash or in kind, and secondly
here we are concerned with a condition against the alienation of certain Khoti Nisbat lands without his consent. In my view such a condition would ... question, namely, the power of sanctioning the alienation of Khoti Nisbat lands. On the contrary, the Record of Rights entry, Exhibit A in appeal, seems
