Supreme Court of India
Uppalapativeera Venkata Satyanarayanaraju and Another v. Josyula Hanumayamma and Another
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Atlornmtnt-By tenant" in. favour of ptreons claiming but having no titl!.-.:::-How made-Payment of rent if tteceeaary Finding of /Mt-Interference by High Court in second appeal. In the prescn t suit for possession the courts found that none of the parties had a legal title to the propcrfy in the dispute and in determining which of the parties had possessory iitle to the said property the trial court found th~t on the death of the daughter of the original owner the so called reversioners got a Kodaha (Kabuliyat) executed in their favour by two tenants of the last possessor of the property and
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