Treatise on Law of Land and Land Revenue

By:

Raghavan, P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chennai R. Lakshmi Publishers 2021Description: 253Subject(s):

DDC classification:

CS 346.043 RAG

Summary: Law of the land has to be such that it enables in reducing the length of time and-owner needs to spend in the courts of law to establish one's own title over piece of land either by inheritance, purchase or partition on land holdings-either in the civil courts or revenue courts as per the prevailing law.

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Law of the land has to be such that it enables in reducing the length of time and-owner needs to spend in the courts of law to establish one's own title over piece of land either by inheritance, purchase or partition on land holdings-either in the civil courts or revenue courts as per the prevailing law.

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