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Delhi Land Revenue Act, 1954

4 Supreme Court judgments cite this Act.

DELHI ADMINISTRATIONversusGURDIP SINGH UBAN AND ORS. ETC.

2000 INSC 40518 August 2000Disposed off

The Supreme Court examined a batch of land acquisition proceedings under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, where the Delhi Administration and DDA sought to enforce acquisition of land in several villages. The Court held that claimants who did not file objections to the Section 4 notification cannot challenge the Section 

KIRPA RAM (DECEASED) THROUGH LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES & ORS.versusSURENDRA DEO GAUR & ORS.

2020 INSC 64016 November 2020Dismissed

The respondents filed a suit for permanent injunction claiming ownership of Khasra No. 238 in Village Basai Darapur, Delhi, while the appellant (Kirpa Ram) contended that the land was Khasra No. 79 in Village Shakarpur and that the dispute was a boundary issue barred under Section 28 of the Delhi Land Revenue Act, 1954

SURAJ BHAN AND ORS.versusFINANCIAL COMMISSIONER AND ORS.

2007 INSC 42416 April 2007Disposed off

The appellants, descendants of Data Ram, challenged the mutation of agricultural land in favour of respondent No.5, which was based on a purported Will of Ratni Devi, a daughter of the original owner. The Supreme Court held that the genuineness of the Will is a matter for a competent civil court and, since a suit on th

ADDL. DISTT. MAGISTRATE (REV.) DELHI ADMN. ETC.versusSHRI SIRI RAM ETC.

2000 INSC 2895 May 2000Dismissed

The Delhi Administration appealed a Delhi High Court order that had quashed amendments made by a 1989 notification to Rules 49, 63, 65, 67 and Form P‑5 of the Delhi Land Revenue Rules. The amendments excluded certain categories of land, such as "Extended Abadi", from being entered in the record‑of‑rights and annual reg

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