Supreme Court of India
Sri. K.M. Krishna Reddy v. Sri. Vinod Reddy & Anr.
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In view of the above conclusion, the High Court will have to decide the other issues.
Judgment, page 9
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Issue for consideration: When in a suit simpliciter for a perpetual injunction based on title, the defendant pleads perfection of hi s title by adverse possession against the plaintiff or his predecessor, is it necessary for the plaintiff to claim a declaration of ownership. Suit – For perpetual injunction based on title – Perfection of title by adverse possession pleaded by defendant – If necessary for plaintiff to claim a declaration of title: Held: Respondents admitted the ownership of the appellant’s father through whom the appellant claimed title – Even going by the respondents' case, the
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