Supreme Court of India
Sheela Jawarlal Nagori & Anr. v. Kantilal Nathmal Baldota & Ors.
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TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, 1882: Eviction decree by trial court, upheld by appellate court - Plea of tenant that the suit property was acquired by the Municipal Corporation for the purpose of a primary school and the Land Acquisition Officer had passed an award and, therefore, the landlord was divested of his right, title and interest in the suit property after the land acquisition proceedings and thus suit for eviction of tenant was not maintainable - High Court noted that there was no material to suggest that the Municipal Corporation had taken possession of the suit property from the
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