Supreme Court of India
Smt. Ramti Devi v. Union of India
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Limitation Act, 1963-Article 59 of Schedule-Suit for declara tion-Sale deed duly executed being registered document-Plaintiff seeking to have sale-Deed avoided or cancelled-Limitation begins to run from the date on which sale deed was executed and registered. . c The plaintiff filed the suit for declaration that she was the absolute owner and wa~ in possession of the house. She claimed to have purchased the property under a registered sale deed, and that 'R' bad no right, title or interest to alienate the property by the sale deed dated January 29, 1947 which was said to have been executed
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