Supreme Court of India
Narain Prasad Aggarwal (d) by Lrs. v. State of M.P.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons stated hereinabove, we set aside the impugned order of the High Court as well as of the learned Trial Judge and the suit of the plaintiff shall be decreed.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Transfer of Property Act, 1882: ss.105 and 107-Suit property purchased in auction by ancestors of appellant-Record of rights show that property belongs to Government and was given on lease to ancestors of appellant-Trial Court held that Government is the owner of suit property by relying on entries made in record of rights-Held, not correct as execution of title deed has not been proved-Entries made in revenue record of rights cannot defeat the ltru-ful title acquired by auction purchaser. Title of same nature cannot e.xist in two different persons where their claims are opposite. Evidence
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