Supreme Court of India
Nelapatla Ramaiah & Ors. v. Kamatam Bikshamaiah & Ors.
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Adverse Possession: Possession of agricultural lands transferred by original c holder under agreements for sale in 1961 - Lands further t;ansferred by purchasers and again by second purchasers - Original /and-holder filing suit for injunction, declaration and for possession in 1991 - HELD: In view of the plaintiff losing possession and properties changing hands in series of transactions and plaintiff nqt objecting to agreements for sale, 'High Court correctly held possession of defendants as adverse to interests of plaintiff - As regards applicability of s. 47 of Hyderabad Tenancy and
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