Section 4 of BRJA : Section 4: Bar Of Certain Suits
BRJA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a farmer, Mr. Sharma, who has inherited a piece of land in a village in Maharashtra that has been in his family for generations. This land is subject to revenue collection by the state government. One day, Mr. Sharma receives a notice from the government stating that the land revenue assessment for his property has been increased significantly due to a recent survey. Mr. Sharma believes this new assessment is unfair and would like to challenge it in court.
However, according to Section 4 of the Bombay Revenue Jurisdiction Act, 1876, Mr. Sharma cannot go ...
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