Supreme Court of India
Virendra Nath Thr. P.A. Holder R.R. Gupta v. Mohd. Jamil and Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1950 : S. 210-Claim for recording as Sirdar alleging adverse possession- Recorded owners resisting the claim contending possession of claimant as mortgagee-Held, revisional court correctly held the claimant not entitled to be recorded as Sirdar-Though the mortgage deed was unregistered and being in possess ion of mortgagee could not be produced, evidence could be admitted for collateral purpose of ascertaining the nature of possession Evidence-Oral evidence supported by khasra entries-Evidentiary value of-U.P. Consolidation of Holdings
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