Supreme Court of India
Tikka Ram & Anr. v. Kartara (deceased) through Lrs & Ors.
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Tenancy rights - Pre-emption - Suit for pre-emption claiming superior rights on the ground that plaintiffs were ten- ants for 12-13 years - Maintainability of - Held: Not maintain- c able as no lease deed or receipt of payment of rent put on record - Bald statement made by Vendor in an FIR that plain- tiffs were tenants would not be relevant for deciding issue of tenancy in civil proceedings - Oral evidence of neighbours, in the absence of documentary proof would not have value. The Defendant No.1-Vendor sold the suit lands to de- fendant no. 2 and 3. The appellant$ filed suits for pre·
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