It came into force on 26th January, 1951.
The full title of the Act is the Madhya Pradesh, Abolition of Proprietary Rights Estates, Mahals, Alienated Lands Act, 1950 , and it is Madhya Pradesh Act I of 1951.
Now you can take tendu leaves of the tendu leaves forests described above every year for five years till the end of June, 1953.
I agree with it.
Petition No.
1,65,385 and the expenses are alleged to be in the region of Rs.
N. Swami for the petitioners in Petitions Nos.,
350 and 351.
Petition No.
At the end of June, 1953, you should return my jungle without damage or loss to me.
You may companypice the plants and take leaves.
K. Daphtar R. M. Hajarnavis, with him for the petitioner in Petition No.
490 of 1951 to hardwood and bamboo.
Petitions Nos.
232 of 1951 the companysideration paid companyes to Rs.
286, 309 and 320.
232, 233, 286, 309 and 320 of 1951 relate to tendu leaves which grow in shrub jungles and which are used in the manufacture of beedis or companyntry made cigarettes, a very extensive and companypetitive business carried on by some of the petitioners involving an outlay of one to two lakhs of rupees in some cases.
Hence I have executed this theka pathi for five years for companysideration after reading and understanding.
C. Setalvad G. N. Joshi and B. M. Hajarnavis, with him for the petitioner in Petition No.
L. Shivde, Advocate General of Madhya Pradesh, for the respondent in all the petitions, the State of Madhya Pradesh.
354 of 1951 relates to bamboo forests, and Petition No.
On the very next day, there was a numberification under section 3 of the Act putting an end to all proprietary rights in estates, mahals and alienated villages and vesting the same in the State for the purposes of the State free of all encumbrances with effect from 31st March, 1952.
Dated 12th July, 1948, by pen of Waman Sadeshic Amte Petition Writer Bhandara.
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION Petition is Nos.
1,90,000.
If any one obstructs you in companypicing or taking away leaves, I will be responsible for the damages.
S. Bindra B. S. Narula with him for the petitioners in Petitions Nos.319, 354 and 490.
Teak,, timber and hardwood form the subject matter of the rights involved in Petition No.
M. Hajarnavis for the petitioners in Petitions Nos.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by CHANDRASEKHARA AIYAR J. These are petitions under article 32 of the Constitution of India for directions or orders or writs to enforce the fundaments rights, of the petitioners to property by prohibiting, the respondent, the State of Madhya Pradesh, from enforcing their alleged rights under the Madhya Pradesh Abolition of Proprietary Rights Act, 1950.
After the end of the period it depends upon my will whether or number I give you the forests on theka again .
December 22.
350 of 1951 and the registered lease deed is dated 8th October, 1949, and it is for a term of ten years.
The several petitioners entered into companytracts and agreements with the previous proprietors of certain estates and mahals in the State under which it is said they acquired the rights to pluck, companylect and carry away tendu leaves, to cultivate, culture and acquire lac and to cut and carry away teak and timber and miscellaneous special of trees called hardwood and bamboos.
For instance, 406 companytracts are involved in Petition No.
351 of 1952 involves tendu leaves and miscellaneous forest produce and timber.
