Supreme Court of India
Ajit Chopra v. Sadhu Ram and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. Sections I I and 47-Eviction decree in rent control proceedings- Decree not executed and time barred-Suit based on title filed within I 2 years of eviction proceedings attaining finality-Tenant claiming adverse possession-Commencement of adverse possession-When-Held, adverse possession starts when eviction proceedings attained finality-Throughout the rent control proceedings _the relationship as tenant continues-Whether second suit maintainable-Held, suit not based on eviction decree and title in property not extinguished by adverse possession-Second suit is
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