civil Court. He further argues
that as per Section 168 of MPLRC, it is not necessary to
produce in writing the lease agreement ... basis of the
provision of Sections 169 and 190 of the MPLRC. He
submits that as per the Section 257(o) of MPLRC, the
conferral
Land Revenue Code (hereinafter shall be
referred to as MPLRC), as the petitioner's application under Section 32
of MPLRC for staying the proceeding ... consideration.
Admittedly, the proceeding initiated by the Tahsildar under
Section 129 of MPLRC is the subject matter of revision before the
Board of Revenue
Section 162 of M.P. Land Revenue Code,
1959 (for short "MPLRC"), which recently incorporated in the
MPLRC.
According to learned counsel ... from him or as per the
provisions of Section 162 of the MPLRC..
Learned counsel for the State though opposed the prayer
made
Land Revenue Code, 1959
(hereinafter shall be referred to as 'MPLRC'), the order was
passed directing the respondent(s) in these cases ... fact to the notice of this Court that Section 44(2) of MPLRC
would not apply in the facts of the present cases.
After going
Madhya
Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959 (for short, 'the MPLRC') as
khud-kasht and thereafter they acquired the status of occupancy
tenants after ... coming into force of MPLRC in terms of section 185
of the MPLRC as a result acquired the bhumi swami rights under
section
already provided
under the M.P. Land Revenue Code (in short
'MPLRC') and it is well settled principle of law
that where ... change can only
be made by the Revenue Court as per the
MPLRC. Thus, Civil Court has no jurisdiction
which is precluding the jurisdiction
Land Revenue Code, 1959 (hereinafter shall be referred to as
'MPLRC'), the order was passed directing the respondent(s) in these
cases ... fact to the notice of this Court
that Section 44(2) of MPLRC would not apply in the facts of the present
cases.
After going
defendant in contravention of Section 168
of M.P. Land Revenue Code (MPLRC) whereby
defendant has acquired occupancy rights under
Section 169 of MPLRC ... compromise application, violation of Section 165(7)(7-
b) of MPLRC the plaintiff is denuded with the rights
for restoration of possession over the disputed
Land Revenue Code, 1959 (in
short "MPLRC"), has allowed the revision filed by respondent no.1.
The order passed by the Board ... order has been passed and secondly, an
appeal under Section 44 of MPLRC is not tenable in view of the
provisions contained under Section
Land Revenue Code, 1959 (in short
"MPLRC"), has allowed the revision filed by respondent No.1.
The order passed by the Board ... order has been passed and secondly, an
appeal under Section 44 of MPLRC is not tenable in view of the
provisions contained under Section
