Kankad Khasra - Importance of Accurate Entries and Genuine Records
Main points: Entries in Khasra or Khatauni are crucial for establishing land rights; however, entries that are not genuine do not confer Adhivasi rights (02500110605). The nature and correctness of these entries are vital in legal disputes regarding land ownership.
Analysis and Conclusion: Authentic and properly recorded Khasra entries are fundamental in land rights cases, but false or incorrect entries cannot be relied upon to establish rights, emphasizing the importance of accurate record-keeping (02500110605).
Significance of Khasra in Land Disputes and Possession Cases
Main points: Disputes often hinge on who was in possession of Khasra numbers at the time of the incident; establishing possession based on Khasra records is critical (01700023150).
Analysis and Conclusion: Khasra records serve as key evidence in possession disputes, making the accurate determination of possession from these records essential for fair judgment (01700023150).
Khasra as Evidence and Its Limitations
Main points: Documentary evidence like Khasra No. 359 and accompanying plans were presented but not proved; lands within Panchayat areas and their Khasra numbers influence land rights and grant eligibility (01700026872).
Analysis and Conclusion: While Khasra records are important, their evidentiary value depends on proper proof and context; unproved or misinterpreted Khasra data can affect land rights and administrative decisions (01700026872).
Khasra Records and Legal Rights
Main points: Entries in Khasra or Khatauni prepared under legal provisions (e.g., Section 28) are significant; mortgage and tenancy details recorded in Khasra influence land rights (00100004594).
Analysis and Conclusion: Khasra records, when correctly maintained and legally prepared, are vital for establishing occupancy, mortgage rights, and tenancy, impacting legal claims and ownership (00100004594).
Khasra in Revenue and Land Management
Main points: Accurate Khasra records are necessary for land surveys, determining land boundaries, and resolving disputes; discrepancies in Khatauni and Khasra entries require explanation (02500055867).
Analysis and Conclusion: Proper maintenance and verification of Khasra entries are essential for effective land management and dispute resolution, highlighting the importance of precise record-keeping (02500055867).
Khasra in Mineral and Land Use Law
Main points: Khasra records are relevant in determining mineral rights and land classification under laws like the Mines and Minerals Act; correctness of Khasra data influences legal and administrative decisions (02300021006).
Analysis and Conclusion: Accurate Khasra records are critical in mineral rights cases, affecting licensing, mineral classification, and land use decisions (02300021006).
Overall Conclusion:
Kankad Khasra is important because it forms the backbone of land records, legal rights, and dispute resolution. Proper, genuine, and verified Khasra entries are essential for establishing ownership, possession, and land use rights, while inaccuracies can lead to legal complications. Ensuring the authenticity and correctness of Khasra data is fundamental for effective land governance and legal certainty.
in the remarks Column of the Khasra against the entry concerned. ... Kankar and others, [1973] 1 SCR 727. In that judgment the nature of the entries in Khasra or Khatauni is discussed and it is also discussed as to how this entry should be made. This Court held that entries which are not genuine cannot confer Adhivasi rights. ... While dealing with the aspect of intention in the Adverse possession law, it is important to understand its nuances from varied angles. 21. Intention implies knowledge on the part of adverse po....
The brief facts giving rise to this appeal are that there was a dispute between the complainant party on the one hand and the accused party on the other in respect of possession of the field bearing Khasra numbers 1471 and 1474 situated in village Patunda. ... Therefore, it has become more important to note as to which of the two parties was in possession of the disputed land on the day of occurrence. If this point is not decided in favour of the complainant party, then what will be its effect on the prosecution story is to be seen by this court. ... Atta....
In documentary evidence the revenue record of Khasra No. 359 was produced, then a super imposed plan of Khasra No. 359 was produced, then certain photographs of the site were also producted, but then these were not proved. ... It is not the case of the plaintiff, nor it is the statement of Sarpanch, that Khasra No. 359 was lying in the Abadi area of Panchayat. In that view of the matter, the land of Khasra No. 359 being Bila Naam Sarkar, lying within Panchayat area, does not entitle Sarpanch to grant Patta. ... The other....
Act it has to be held that before recording anyone as an occupant in the khasra or khatauni 1356 Fasli prepared under Section 28 ... that head-tenant Sri Narain & Ors. had mortgaged the lands in favour of Murat Singh & Ors. who were shown as mortgagees in the khasra ... or khatauni 1356 Fasli, and (2) in the alternative, if Ram Harakh was recorded as a sub-tenant in the aforesaid khasra or khatauni ... Kankar, (1973) 1 SCR 727 : (AIR 1972 SC 2157). In that judgment the nature of the entries in Khasra or....
Anil Lunia from Khasra Nos.123, 125, 127, 129, 130 & 139 of village Bhaisan Kanhar, Bastar. The said demand notice required Mr. Anil Lunia to deposit a sum of Rs.6,66,75,633.75/-. However, Mr. Anil Lunia failed to deposit said amount. ... Anil Lunia from Khasra Nos. 123, 125, 127, 129, 130 and 139 of Village Bhaisan Kanhar, Bastar. It is also clear that State Government has initiated disciplinary proceedings against its officials who have found to be guilty of professional misconduct. ... The Government of Chhattisgarh, Mining Department, accorded prospect....
Kankar and others, AIR 1972 SC 2157 held that it is in this context Section 20 (b) (i) of Act, 1951 speaks of the record as occupant in Khasra or Khatauni of 1356 Fasali. It refers to the Khasra or Khatauni being prepared in accordance with the provisions of Act, 1901. ... In Amir Hussain (supra), the Court said : ... “All important systems of Law provide for escheat to the Crown or Government of the property of a deceased person in the absence or failure of heirs.” ... 29. ... Since khasra records poss....
Survey Commission - Necessity of issuing a survey commission to determine the precise location of the suit property in relation to Khasra ... No. 257/3 or Khasra No 257/1. ... No.5749 and part of Khasra No.5750. ... Shafiuddin also credited with the statement that Khasra No.5751 is recorded as a joint holding and land acquired for Scheme No.1 includes part of land from this Khasra. Out of the said Khasra number, two bigha of land was sold by his grandfather, Wahiuddin to Mst. ... The l....
Important issues decided by it are already narrated briefly above. ... 3. In this background I have heard Advocate Parchure for Plaintiff/Appellant and Advocate Shingane for Defendant/Respondent. ... Plaintiff stated that he and Defendant entered into an agreement on 24/2/1988 for purchase and sale of six acres of land out of total land admeasuring 11.44 acres (4.03 Hectors) bearing Khasra No. 555, situated at Mouza Gondkhairi, P.H. No. 24, Tahsil Kalmeshwar, District Nagpur.
There is difference in Khatauni entry and Khasra entry. The Khasra of 1357 Fasli must be in the record room and it could not be possessed by Lekhpal. It was further observed that burden lay upon the petitioners to explain the discrepancy. ... Though we got this law of adverse possession from the British, it is important to note that these days English Courts are taking a very negative view towards the law of adverse possession. ... No Khasra was filed. In absence of Khasra extract, the trial Court held ....
Khasa V/s. ... G.S.R. 436, dated the 1st of June, 1958, issue under Section 3(e) of the Mines and Minerals (Regulation & Development) Act, 1957, is the important and slightly intricate question which primarily calls for determination in these two connected Civil Writ Petitions Nos. 1840 and 2004 of 1970. ... It consisted in asking mineralogists whether this substance, so well known commercially and so important industrially, was a mineral. To a mineralogist the question would mean, was it a definite and specific mineral, homogeneous and p....
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