Supreme Court of India
Vishram @ Prasad Govekar & Ors. v. Sudesh Govekar (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Suit - Ownership and possession - Property dispute between the parties related to each other - Suit property acquired by the father as a permanent grant for the construction of the house - Suit for specific performance and mandatory injunction by respondents(children and son-in-laws of the owner)_ against the appellants(owner :S brother and others) - Sought demolition of the construction carried out by the appellants on the suit property - Dismissal by trial court, however, allowed by first appellate court and High Court - On appeal, held: Respondents successfully discharged their onus of
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