Supreme Court of India
Bakhtiy Ar Hussain (dead) Thr. Lrs. v. Hafiz Khan and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-s.100-Title suit-Defendants "' claiming to have perfected their title by adverse possession-Suit c decreed on the finding that possession was permissible-Affirmed by First Appellate Court-Second appeal-Substantial question of law was formulated as to whether by virtue of the permission, defendants acquired Bhumiswami Right under Land Revenue Code-High Court setting aside the decree answering the substantial question of law in affirmative-On appeal, held : Substantial question of law was wrongly formulated, as the same did not arise out of the issue involved i.e.
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