Supreme Court of India
Krishnananda v. Kattu Siva Ashram and Ors.
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Appeal-Second appeal-Maintainability-Suit-Plea of adverse possession by one of the defendants-Title of both plaintiff as well as the defendant rejected by trial court-No appeal by that defendant-In first appeal title of that defendant denied-Second appeal by him dismissed On appeal, held: Second appeal by the defendant was not maintainable. Respondent No. I-Plaintiff filed a suit against defendant No. 4- Appellant. Appellant claimed title over the land by adverse possession. The claim of the appellant was negated by Trial Court. Suit was also dismissed. ., Appellant did not prefer any appeal
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