Supreme Court of India
Swarn K. Jain v. Ravi Mahajan and Ors.
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Transfer of Property: c Suit for possession - Omission by plaintiff to give details as to when the cause of action arose - No infirmity in finding of High Court that the omission was deliberate and not inadvertent - Hence, no case for interference by Supreme Court- J & K Transfer of Property Act, 1977 - s. 138- Transfer of Property Act, 1882. In a suit for possession, the plaintiff alleged that the ~ defendant had encroached upon his land and bounded the same by a boundary wall. It was alleged that when the plaintiff objected to illegal occupation of suit land by the defendants, the latter in
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