Supreme Court of India
Suresh Kumar Dagla v. Sarwan & Anr.
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Suit for declaration: Limitation - Delay of 14 years in filing suit - Suit for declaration of title and for declaration that the sale deed dated 30th November, 1992 was null and void filed by first respondent on 28th June, 2006 - First respondent had already instituted a complaint of cheating regarding purchase of suit land which was rejected on 30th November 1993 - Held: Suit is barred by limitation as first respondent had knowledge about the sale deed as back as in the month of 1993 - Also, first respondent cannot derive benefit in terms of s. 257 of Chhatisgarh Land Revenue Code, 1959 -
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