Supreme Court of India
Maroti v. Tulsiram and Anr
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Evidence Act, 1872-Section 116-Estoppel-Suit for possession Admission made by defendant in cross examination that he entered into suit property on rent as a tenant-Defendant admitted before Municipal authorities that he was tenant and trust was owner of property-He is estoppel from denying title of plaintiff trust. The respondent as a Managing Trustee of a Trust filed civil suit for possession. The appellant contended that he purchased the property and he being the owner of the property cannot be ejected therefrom. It was also contended that ir. respect of the Trust property, if the
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