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1956 Supreme(Ori) 42

P.V.B.RAO, MOHAPATRA
RAJA SRI KRISHNA CHANDRA MANASINGH HARICHANDAN MARDARAJ – Appellant
Versus
NATIONAL CHEMICAL AND SALT WORKS LTD. – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
G.B.MOHANTY, General, L.K.DAS GUPTA, P.C.CHATTERJI

MOHAPATRA, J.

( 1 ) THIS first appeal has been filed by the plaintiff-appellant against the judgment and decree dated 19-9-1949 of Sri K. S. R. Murty, 2nd Additional Subordinate Judge of Puri, arising out of a suit for recovery of possession of the lease-hold property by evicting the defendants therefrom as the lease stands determined and cancelled. The defendants are Messrs. National Chemical and Salt Works Limited (India), calcutta. The original plaintiff was the ex-proprietor of Parikud, and the estate of Parikud having vested in the State of Orissa under the provisions of the Orissa estates Abolition Act, the State of Orissa has been made co-appellant at the appellate stage. The defendants company had taken out a registered lease for a period of 40 years executed by the original plaintiff (the ex-proprietor of Parikud) on 12-2-1940. The lease was on an annual rental of Rs. 650/ -. On the basis of the lease, the defendants obtained right to manufacture salt on the plots locally known as madhuban and it was specifically provided for in the lease that the lessees will have full right to make channels, bundhs, platforms and other requirements for the said manufacture of salt and i






































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