Supreme Court of India
Dharam Singh (d) Thr. Lrs. & Ors. v. Prem Singh (d) Thr. Lrs.
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Suit: Suit for permanent injunction – On the basis of Sirdari rights in favour of their pr edecessor-in-interest in r espect of suit pr operty (i.e. Plot No. 719) – Case of defendants was that pr edecessor -in- interest of the plaintiff being the car etaker of the pr operty of original owner was in possession of her entir e pr operty including the suit property after the death of the original owner – Entir e pr operty including the suit pr operty was escheated to the S tate as the original owner died leaving no heir – Collector or dered for r elease of the property of the original owner fr om
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