ONCE LAND IS CONVERTED FROM AGRICULTURE TO NON-AGRICULTURE – SUCH STATUTORY ORDER REMAINS VALID STILL IT IS CANCELLED
WHEN ONCE LAND IS CONVERTED FROM AGRICULTURE TO NON-AGRICULTURE – SUCH STATUTORY ORDER REMAINS VALID STILL IT IS CANCELLED – THE REVENUE DOCUMENTS OF AGRICULTURAL LAND LOOSES ITS SIGNIFICANCE ONCE LAND CONVERTED. Mallikarjun Co-Operative ... vs State Of Karnataka ILR 1995 KAR 2230, 1995 (6) KarLJ 46 Where a land is converted for non-agricultural purpose cannot be treated as an agricultural land in the absence of any order withdrawing the demand or cancelling the permission granted under Section 95(2) of the Land Revenue Act. ………….. In D.S. LAKSHMINARAYANA RAO v. THE LAND TRIBUNAL, DODDABALLAPUR AND ORS. 8. ILR 1980 KAR 283 this Court has held that the conversion of land would be complete when once permission was granted or to deemed to have been granted and actual levy of fine is only a subsequent formality. Such a land is not a land as defined in the Act and therefore did not attract the provisions of the Act. ……….. GOPALAPPA v. GURUSHANKARAIAH 1983(2) KAR.L.J. 148 "The two enac