VENKATACHALAIAH
VEERAPPA RUDRAPPA ALAGAWADI – Appellant
Versus
LAND TRIBUNAL – Respondent
( 2 ) THE petitioner claims that he was the tenant in occupation of the said land on the relevant date. Respondent-2 who was the legal representative and daughter of Somappa Dyamanna Barigidad to whom the land belonged, contended that the petitioner was not a tenant and therefore he was not entitled to be registered as the occupant. In his statement before the Tribunal, the petitioner stated as follows: From the statement extracted above it is clear that the petitioner got into possession of the land in question under undu biduva karara agava lavani. It is also admitted by him that the said contract came to an end in 1969-70. It is further stated sadari jameena 69-70 kke bidabekagiddu bittilla. From the foregoing it is clear that the agreement between the owner and the petitioner did not bring about the relationship of landlord and tenant. We are familiar in this part of the country with transactions known as illibhogya which are in the natu
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