Supreme Court of India
Parbati Devi v. Purna Patra and Ors.
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Auction sale by Coult- purchased I/4th share and sold the same to - in tum sold the property to appellant-Suit for partition filed by appel lant-Suit deceased by Trial Court and affirmed by Appellate Court-High Court reversed the decree holding that there was no proof of possession of the property delivered under the court sale, and that the appellant had not proved what extent of the land they had purchased-Appeal before Supreme Court-Held sale certificate issued by the Court clearly indicated particulars of land purchased by -1Jut when the entry maintained in the court register of delivery
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