Supreme Court of India
Bhavnagar Municipality v. Union of India and Anr.
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Limitation Act, 1963-Article 65-Suit for possession based on title-Principle that possession follows title-When can be relied upon. The plaintiff-appellant had filed a suit against the defendents respondents for a declaration of its title and for possession of the suit property mentioned in the schedule to the plaint which consisted of two parts; the first part related to a large extent of vacant land known as parade ground and the second part ~rblined to survey Nos. 162 to 165 on which stood structures of old Lancer's Lines and certain evacuees were occupying the same at the time of
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