Rajasthan Tenancy Act, 1955–Sec. 188–Rajasthan Land Reforms & Resumption of Jagirs Act, 1952–Secs. 9 & 15–M and his predecessors had acquired the rights of tenancy as they were cultivating the land and since the State acquired the status of khatadar, they became established tenants of khatedar State–Land held in Jagir by Hindu Idol as Dolidar or Maufidar and cultivated by a person other than the Shebait/Pujari of the deity or by hired servants engaged by its Shebait/Pujari as a tenant of deity, shall vest in the State after the Act of 1952–Any error in the settlement exercise shall not be detrimental to the rights of M and his predecessors–Further, the Mahant of temple lost the claim when his suit was dismissed by trial Court–Appellant is merely devotee and does not have any stake in the property in question–No reason is found for interfering in the findings of BOR.
State of Rajasthan vs. Narsinghdwara Meetharamji Sthan Deh Shahar & Ors.
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