Supreme Court of India
Sarjeet Singh (d) Th. Lrs. v. Hari Singh & Ors.
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Punjab Village Common Lands (Regulations) Act, 1961 - Suit for declaration and possession of suit land - Decreed by trial court as well as first appellate court - High Court in second appeal set aside the decree and granted liberty to plaintiff to seek partition of the land - On appeal, held : The suit land was 'Shami/at Patti Sayar' i.e. common village land, Jicenced to the co-sharers - Hence no one including plaintiffs could have laid claims to separate or individual possession thereof. ss. 7, 11 and 13 - Suit for possession of Shami/at deh land - Maintainability - Held: Civil court has no
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