Supreme Court of India
Meharchand Das v. Lal Babu Siddique and Ors.
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Specific Relief Act, s.34-Mere suit for declaration does not lie if plaintiff is· not in possession of suit property. Bihar Privileged persons Homstead Tenancy Act, s. 6A-Defendant occupying property under the Collector- Latter is a necessary party for any title suit- Plaintiff could get relief only if his suit included challenge on the ground of fraud and jurisdicticn about obtaining right or parcha by defenJant from the collector. The appellant-defendant was a tenant under the respondent. He was, however, said to be landless person. parcha was purported to have been granted on or about
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