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Inam
Matched in: Term Inam
Any inam village
Matched in: Term Any inam village
Part village inam estate
Matched in: Term Part village inam estate
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Estate
existing law relating to land tenures in force in that area and shall also include-- (i) any jagir, inam or muafi or other similar grant and in the State of Madras and Kerala, any Janmam right; (ii)
Khandrika
Khandrika, means a small hamlet. It is a large block of land granted as inam, less than a village, but much larger than an ordinary inam, Secretary of State v. Velivalapalli Mallayya, AIR
In atrocioribus delictis, punitur affectus licet non sequatur effectus
In atrocioribus delictis, punitur affectus licet non sequatur effectus [Lat.], in the more atrocious crimes the intent is punished, though no act results. The term 'inam' connotes a gift or reward, Subramania Gurukkal v. P. Devasthanam,...
Inamdar
Inamdar, means a person holding an inam or a share therein either for his own benefit or in Trust
Janmam rights
are rights of hereditary proprietorship in land. These rights, like the rights created by grant of jagir or inam relating to land which included agricultural lands or waste lands or forests and hills are brought within the
Jeroyiti
thus 'mean 'cultivable or arable land'. But it may also mean 'assessable or assessed land' as opposed to inam land. It is only the context that must decide which meaning is to be given to the word.
Jiraiti
thus mean 'cultivable or arable land'. But it may also mean 'assessable or assessed land' as opposed to inam land. It is only the context that must decide which meaning is to be given to the word.
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