JUDGEMENT
Shyamsundar, J. -
(1.) This writ petition is by a widow of one
M.A. Alwar who sought for being awarded
compensation in regard to lands that
belonged to her husband and had been
leased out during his life time. The
compensation became due following the
vesting of the lands in Government under
Section 44(1) of the Land Reforms Act,
(hereinafter called as the Act). In the usual
course her husband would have been entitled
to the compensation to be awarded for
vestiture of the lands in Government.
(2.) As the petitioner's husband Sri M.A.
Alwar is now no more therefore it is the
widow who moved the Tahsildar for being
awarded compensation as enjoined under
Section 47 of the Act. The learned Tahsildar
after an enquiry finds that apart from the
widow there was no one interested in seeking
compensation either as an intermediary or
otherwise and therefore as the legal
representative of late Alwar, the widow was
entitled to the compensation awardable for
the lands in question. That compensation
the Tahsildar computed at Rs.31,454-50 and
directed payment of the same.
(3.) Aggrieved by that order the lady
preferred a revision petition to the Divisional
Commissioner unsuccessfully. The learned
Divisional Commissioner by an order made
on 19th July, 1983 had dismissed that revision
petition.;
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