Supreme Court of India
Sankar Dastidar v. Shrimati Banjula Dastidar and Anr.
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Limitation Act, 1963-Article 91- Wrongful detention of belongings -Claim of damages five years after alleged detention-Held, ls barred by time. Respondent no. I filed a suit for declaration of title against her brother, appellant in regard to their residential house. On 16.3.1983, appellant locked the room where almirah containing goods belonging to Respondent no.1 was kept. Advocate commissioner made an inventory of c the goods. Thereafter appellant also filed a suit. On 24.6.1992, Reuondent no.I made a counter claim of damages to the tune of Rs.50,000/- for wrongful detention of her
Where later benches applied it
- 2013 Udai Shankar Awasthi v. State of U.P. Anr.
- 2018 Janabai v. Additional Commissioner and Others
- 2011 Hari Ram v. Jyoti Prasad & Anr.
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