Supreme Court of India
Marwari Kumhar and Ors. v. Bhagwanpuri Guru Ganeshpuri and Anr.
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Evidence Act, (872-Section 65(c), (f)-Secondary evidence-In case of public documents which is lost or destroyed-Whether admissible in evi dence-Held, Yes. Civil Procedure Code, 1908-Suit for declaration-Between appellants and respondents becoming .final-Subsequent suit for possession by appel lants-Respondents claiming title by adverse possession-No pleading that title became adverse after the decree in declaration suit-Suit decreed by trial Court-Appeal allowed by Appellate Court-Second appeal by appellant dis missed-Whether respondents can claim adverse possession-Held, no. The
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