Supreme Court of India
Pt. Shamboo Nath Tikoo and Others v. Sardar Gian Singh and Others
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We are of the considered view that the finding of Anant Singh, J. deserves to be upheld as that based on a correct apprecia tion of evidence in the suit rendered taking into consideration all the facts and circumstances attending the act of giving possession of the said two rooms by D harmarth Department to Sikh Community now represented by the defendants.
Judgment, page 21
From the headnote
Property Law : Transfer of Property Act, 1882/Easements Act 1882-Disputed property-Lands, Dharamshallas, temples and springs situated in Anantnag, State of Jammu & Kashmir,-Suit filed by the plaintiffs i.e. Hindus-(a) for ejectment of the defendants i.e. Sikhs from two rooms (Conveited into three rooms) of the suit property and (b) for p~17nanent in junction to restrain the defendants from inteifeling with their possession of disputed property and their peifonnance of religious ceremonies and pujas on the said property--Wliether the possession of the two rooms by the defen- dant, was
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