Supreme Court of India
Kundan Lal & Anr. v. Kamruddin & Anr.
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Possession: Illegal Possession - Respondent no. l filed suit for possession of property contending that he was a tenant under respondent no.21 Punjab Wakf board - Case of respondent no.1 that few months after he became tenant, communal riots broke out and his family was forced to shift to another village and he too was out of station and that taking advantage of his absence, the appellants took illegal possession of the suit property - Plea of appellants nos. 1 & 2 that they took possession from one 'S' and respondent no.2 had also accepted appellants as its tenants - Courts below held that
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