Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash (dead) Th. His Lrs. v. Shanti Devi & Ors.
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Evidence Act, 1872 - s.90 - Documents thirty years old - Proof of execution of document - Presumption - Held: Once c it is satisfactorily proved that the document is thirty years or more in age, s. 90 thereupon dispenses with the formalities of producing the executant and or the attestators thereto - On facts, courts below decreed suit for mandatory injunction directing the appellant to hand over the possession of the property, in favour of respondents, though it was contended by the appellant that the said property was gifted to him by the respondent, making him the owner of the property-
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