#revenue appeals

Madhya Pradesh High Court rules that revenue authorities must waive the requirement of submitting a certified copy of an untraceable order under Section 48 of the MP Land Revenue Code. The court emphasized that procedural technicalities cannot override substantive justice, especially when records are irretrievably lost.

Madras High Court holds that undue delay in disposing revenue appeals violates natural justice, mandating disposal within 12 weeks. Key precedent for administrative accountability.

Rajasthan High Court holds that possession cannot be disturbed during pendency of revision petitions before the Board of Revenue, reinforcing procedural fairness in land disputes.