Supreme Court of India
Mst. Kirpal Kaur v. Bachan Singh and Others
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Adverse possession-Hindu J at widow in possession as full owner-Life estate by subsequent agreement with .:ollaterals-Agreement not registered-If admissible in evidence-Indiaii Registration Act, 1908 (XVI of 1908), s . . 49, On the death of R, a Hindu Jat, in April or May, 1920, the widow of his pre-deceased son, , took possession of the properties and on August 24, 1920, obtained a mutation of the settlement records showing her as the owner of the lands in the place of R. gift of half of the properties by to her daughter K gave rise to disputes between them and the collaterals but the matter
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