Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation, Gwalior v. Puran Singh Alias Puran Chand & Ors.
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Land Laws - Suit for declaration of title over a land and permanent injunction by the respondents against the Municipal Corporation - Dismissal of, by the trial court holding that the land belonged to the Municipal Corporation - However, the High Court set aside the order passed by the trial court on basis of the revenue entries - Justification of - Held: Order passed by the High Court not justified - Mutation entries do not confer title - High Court erred in reversing the well reasoned judgment and decree passed by the trial court by relying upon Khasaras entries even without properly
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