Supreme Court of India
Uppalapati Veera Venkatasatyanarayanaraju And, Another v. Josyula Hanumayamma and Another. J. C. Shah
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that if the so-called reversioners had title in the sense that they were the next reversioners, then attornment by the Kadapa would have been sufficient but where a person in whose favour attornment had been made had no title, a mere paper attornment would not be sufficient unless there was a real attornment in the sense that the person who attorned also paid rent voluntarily or under a decree to the 911 person in whose favour the attornment was, made.
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