Supreme Court of India
Damodhar Narayan Sawale (d) through Lrs v. Shri Tejrao Bajirao Mhaske & Ors
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Maharashtra Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947 : Applicability of the Act – On facts, suit field comprising 3 acres and 20 guntas – Vide registered sale deed, 2 acres 20 guntas of the suit field purchased by first de fendant from second defendant – Remaining portion left with secon d defendant – Later on, the co-defendant sold the said suit field to the appellant vide registered sale deed in the year 1979 – Possessio n disturbed by second defendant-first respondent – Suit for poss ession by the appellant-plaintiff – Trial court held that appella nt had not
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