Sanjay Gupta
Bhag Singh – Appellant
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State Of J&K Through Tehsildar Agrarian Reform Bhaderwah – Respondent
2. Petitioner has challenged the impugned order on the grounds that land bearing Kh No. 208/79 min (6 kanals 14 marlas), Khasra no. 80 (9 Kanals 13 marlas), Kh No. 96 (12 kanals -17 marlas) Kh No. 99 (4 kanals 10 marlas) and Kh No. 104 measuring 08 kanals 08 marlas situated at village Jaginda Tehsil Badherwah, had been purchased by one Lakhmi Chand S/O Durga from Faquir Chand S/O Gomaon Brahamin for consideration through sale deed duly register prior to 1968. That this facts has been duly recorded in Jamabandi for the year 1968-69. That petitioner purchased the said land from Lakhmi chand S/O Durga for consideration of Rs. 5000/- in 1970 and possession was taken. That sale deed could not be executed and registered in this behalf as there was a ban for doing so. That on 11.12.1973 Lakhmi Chand vendor, executed an agreement to sell, which was not registered. That on 26.10.82,
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