Act VIII of 1885 006 [14th March, 1885] Supplemented : Bengal Act No. 3 of 1895. Repealed in Part and Amended : Act No. 38 of 1920; Bengal Act No. 1 of 1907; Bengal Act No. 4 of 1928; Bengal ...

Key Provisions of the Bengal Tenancy Act 1885 1. Short title. 2. Repeal. 3. Definitions. 4. Classes of tenants. 5. Meaning of "tenure-holder" and "raiyat". 6. Tenure held since Permanent Settlement liable to enhancement only in certain cases. 7. Limits ...

Clause 3 of sub-section 3 of Section 1 It provided that the Bengal Tenancy Act was made applicable to the whole of the then Bengal except any area which constituted a municipality under the provision of the Bengal Municipal Act, ...

Section- 103B In the Instant case, the lower appellate court, after a detailed discussion of the evidence of the parties came to the conclusion that after the auction sale of the ralyat interest of Salimuddin in 1939 there had been ...

Section 3(17)- 'Bargader', 'adhiar' not a tenant-can however become a tenant. As to the position of a bargader, he has been excluded from the definition of a tenant under section 3(17) of the Bengal Tenancy Act, 1885. This definition has ...

Section 3(17) Bargader or Adhiar—When acquires the status of a tenant—He acquires the status of a tenant if he is admitted as a tenant by the landlord in any document executed by him or if he has been held by ...

Section-41 The case of the plaintiff was that by 3 registered sale deeds exhibits-2, 2(A), 2(B). he transferred the suit land to defendant 3 on 22.04.1974 and the defendant -3 in his turn, by another deed of conveyance registered, exhibit-1, ...

The Hon’ble Chief Justice has felt extremely uneasy over the remarks made in respect of him, for, he cannot give a public reply nor is he obliged to justify or explain to the Executive any matter falling within the domain ...

Apology belated or not Apex Court —a contemner may challenge a competent rule and file counter affidavit giving alternative facts and circumstances but before hearing of the Rule if he changes his mind and offers unqualified apology acceptable to the ...

Contempt of Courts Act, 1926 Section 2 - Punishment for disobedience to courts order When the appellants by showing disregard to the directions of the Company Court did not hold or cooperate to hold the A.C.M of the company on ...