Supreme Court of India
Balasubramanian and Ors. v. Ramaiah Thondaman
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Land laws: c Claim for title over property on ground of purchase from patta holders-Held: Not tenable as patta holders themselves conceded before settlement officer that patta was wrongly granted to them- Revenue records show that suit property was throughout enjoyed by defendant and her husband by paying kisht-Even otherwise, grant of patta cannot be equated with document of title. The plaintiff-respondent filed suit for declaration of his title and .. 'f for injunction restraining defendant from interfering with his possession and in alternate for possession of the suit property. The
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