Supreme Court of India
Nathuni Ram v. Raghupat Ram and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; s.100: Suit for declaration of title and confirmation of possession over suit land-Dismissed by trial Court-First appellate Court accepting claim of the appellant in respect of part of the suit land confirming possession of defendants on remaining part-Appeal preferred by appellant and not by defendant Dismissed by High Court reversing the relief granted by first appellate Court-Correctness of-Held: Relief granted by first appellate Court was reversed by High Court even without any challenge from defendants-Hence, appeal allowed to the extent confirming the
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