Supreme Court of India
Brijesh Kumar and Another v. Shardabai (dead) by Lrs. and Others
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Adverse Possession: Suit for adverse possession filed by plaintiff-r espondent in 1990 on the gr ound of possession of lands for 30 years prior to filing of the suit r elying on the Khasra entries for 1960-1961 as the foundation of the claim – Case of appellants was that the suit lands was sold by the original owners to ‘UD’ by way of sale deed dated 1 1.10.1972 which was subsequently purchased by appellants; that Khasra entries for 1969-1973 showed ‘UD’ in possession of the lands and that in 1974-1978, the Khasra entries again showed ‘UD’ as the landlor d; that Khasra entries for 1960-1961
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- 2023 Government of Kerala & Anr. v. Joseph and Others
- 2020 Shri Uttam Chand (d) through Lrs. v. Nathu Ram (d) through Lrs. & Ors.
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