Supreme Court of India
Mazhar Hassan v. Gangu Singh and Ors.
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Land Reforms: Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms c Act- ss.209 & 210- Decree of eviction against respondent in suit under s.209 of the U.PZ. & L.R. Act - Execution application rejected as time barred - Decree holders sold disputed land to appellant who got land mutated in his name - Objection by respondents u/s. 9A(2) of the UP Consolidation of Holdings Act to mutation and claim for ownership by virtue of adverse possession - Objection rejected by Consolidation Officer - But upheld in appeal by Settlement Officer - Dy ,. Director set aside order of Settlement Officer -
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