Kishun Singh, admittedly, held 110 acres of agricultural lands.
Accordingly, they sought to be holders of the lands purchased by them under the sale deeds.
Kishun Singh was neither holding the land number was he a tenure holder of the alienations.
The alienation came to be made by Kishun Singh in favour of his sons and daughters in law on September 10, 1970, i.e., prior to amendment Act came into force, mutation also was effected thereafter.
The U.P. Imposition of Ceiling on Land Holdings Act, 1960 was amended.
The Tribunals disallowed it but in the Writ Petition Nos.384/78 and batch by impugned order dated October 29, 1979, the High Court allowed the matters and set aside the orders of the authorities.
The admitted position is that prior to the Amendment Act came into force on September 10, 1970 Kishun Singh had alienated by registered sale deeds his holdings in favour of his sons and daughters in law.
Thus, these appeals by special leave.
When the companyputation was sought to be made of the surplus land under Section 5 of the Act, the respondents claimed lands as of their own.
January 24, 1971.
As on the date of companying into force of the Amendment Act, the respondents were registered holders of agricultural holdings.
Act 1 of 1972 came into force w.e.f.
WITH A. Nos.1558, 1777 OF 1980 322 27 OF 1985 O R D E R All these appeals are disposed of by a companymon Judgment since all the respondents are either sons or daughters in law of the tenure holder by name Kiahun Singh.
