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acquisition of property and not
a law for preventing danger to life or property, and so, it
is not protected ... that a law for permanent acquisition
of property is such a law. The object of the acquisition
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attempts by gift or will to make property inheritable otherwise than
the law directs, is assuming to legislate, and that ... Wilson's
Glossary describes Nibandha thus : "In law, fixed or immoveable
property; also a corrody or fixed allowance granted
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notion under Customary law Under customary law the property held
by a common ancestor alone could be termed as ancestral ... ancestral. On the other
hand under Hindus law the property inherited by a male Hindu from
his father or father
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requisition and cl. (1) with deprivation of property by
authority of law, and can no longer be construed ... deprive the petitioner of his
sthanam properties by authority of law within the meaning
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other country, or otherwise, with respect to
property declared by law to be evacuee property...
31-A. Saving of laws ... which alone legislation authorising expropriation
of private property should be lawful, and it seems reasonable to
conclude that article
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call was
illegal and ultra vires as the law under which they were
appointed was itself invalid. The suit ... replacing it authorise in effect a deprivation of
the property of the Company within the meaning of
Article 31 without
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types
of interest answering to the description of "property" in law. Of
course, the property must be heritable property ... applicable to
shebaitship, which is recognized as property in Hindu law.
22. Reference may now be made to the decision
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rightly held that the respondents
were in lawful possession of the property after the expiry
of the lease ... evidence with
regard to the applicant's lawful possession of the property.
The fact, that after the expiry
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Bombay Land Revenue Code and Land Tenure
Abolition Laws (Gujarat Amendment) Act 8 of 1982 (for short "the
Amendment ... such property shall
be deemed to have been extinguished, (emphasis supplied) and it shall
be lawful for the Collector, subject
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going concern, rights in property and rights to
of family law. maintenance are of purely academic interest. But the economic ... spouse or children
and disputes over property arising between spouses?
2.5. The Law Reform (Married Women and Tortfeasors
Law Commission Report
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