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V.K.Deshpande (Agriculture)     10 January 2014

Constitutional validity

During British rule before 1947,agricultural lands in former Bombay State,were not allowed to selll but could be given on lease permanently.After the abolition of Paragana waten lands and introduction of new Tenncy act in 1949,such lands vested in govt.and tenants were regranted the lands.Then after States reorganisation,such lands came under the purview under seoparate state laws.,in Maharashtra,Karnataka and Gujarat.

The question is,about the lease agreements entered into before 1950,as per British Laws.What is the constitutonal vlidity of such agreements,under the new Land Reforms Acts now in force?Whether these agreements are valid and binding on the parties concerned?



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