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(b) Notwithstanding anythll1g contained in any other law for the time being inforce 2[and save in the case ofland acquired by the State Government under any law [pr the time being in force or by an heir by inheritance] no transfer or other disposition of land which is comprised in surplus area, at the commencement of this Act, shall affect the utilisation thereof in clause (a). Explanation.- Such utilisation of any surplus area will not affect the right of the landowner to receive rent from the tenant so settled.] 3[(c) For the purpose of determining the surplus area of any person under this sectIon any judgment, decree, or order of a court or other authority. obtained after the commencement of this Act and having the effect of diminishing the area of such person which could have been declared as his surplus area shall be ignored.] Comments Section IO-A and 19-8-- The gifts made by landowners who exceeded their permissible area having come by additional lands by inheritance are to be ignored or taken into account when computing the surplus area in their hands, having regard to S. 19-8 read with S. IO-A. S. IO-A does not militate against this mandate ofS. 19-8. S. IO-A(a) is wide in its terms and encompasses all surplus area, however. obtained. Under S. IO-A(b), lands acquired by an heir by inheritance are saved in so far as dispositions of such lands are concemed. Although in the hands of the propositus, it is surplus land. if among the heirs it is not, then their transfers will not be affected by the interdict of S. IO-A(a). There is no conflict between S. IO-A and S.19-B. State of Haryana v. Sampuran Singh, AIR 1975 SC 1952. Scction IO-A added by Punjab Aet II of 1955 and shall always be deemed to havc becn inscrted with effect from 15.4. 1953, vide section 10 of Punjab Act No. 14 of 1%2. 2 . Inserted by Punjab Act 0.4 of 1959, section