Supreme Court of India
Jagat Ram v. Varinder Prakash
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Limitation Act, 1963-Article 65-Suit for possession of immovable property on death of Hindu female-Limitation for-Suit filed after 12 years from the death of the female-Held: Such suit if not filed within 12 years of the death of the Hindu female, would be barred by limitation-Jn such case possession of the defendant shall be deemed to become adverse only from the date when the female dies and not from some other date. The suit land was gifted to the mother of appellant-plaintiff by 'S'. Suit by widow of 'S' resulted in compromise to the effect that widow of 'S' would enjoy the suit property
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