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1996 (4) TMI 446 - SC - Indian LawsWhether the bazars governed by the provisions of the Act stand vested in the State under Section 4(a) of the Act? Whether hats or bazars, are synonymous of market commonly understood in common language or is a hat or bazar as understood in oriental language of conducting daily or bi-weekly or weekly bazar etc? Held that:- Appeal dismissed. Though other buildings situated in the estate, other than those vasted under Section 4 (a) read with Sections 7A, 7B, and 7C with in the estate held by an intermediary/tenure-holder, stand vested in the State, are deemed to be settled on the intermediary either under Section 5 read with Section 7 or Section 6 subject to reasonable rent determine by the Collector under Section 7, the rules made under the Act and under all other relevant provisions operating in that behalf. But this interpretation will not have any effect on the right, title and interest held by any other individual owner whose property was not take over under the Act. We hold that the Full Bench division is not vitiated by any error of law warranting interference.
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