Supreme Court of India
Mamo and Anr. v. Committee of Management Shri Gurdwara Sahib and Ors.
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Sikh Gurdwaras Act, 1925-Sections 5(3), 10(3) and 28-Suit for possession of undisputed notified property based on title-Challenged on the ground of limitation-Earlier suit instituted within limitation in respect of same property decreed-Symbolic possession obtained-No right or title claimed in respect thereof in execution-Held, on the facts the limitation prescribed in S.28 of the Act would not apply to the latter suit-Limitation specified in Sec. 29(2) of the Limitation Act would apply-Limitation Act, 1963-Section 29(2). Respondent No. 1 plaintiff filed a suit for possession of disputed land
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