Supreme Court of India
Padma Vithoba Chakkayya v. Mohd. Multan!
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From the headnote
Adverse Possession-V svfructuary mortgagee obtaining invalid sale with consent of mortgagor-Mortgagor a minor Na ure of possession of mortgagee if altered. In I 961 R executed a usufructuary mortgage of the suit lands in favour of M. Later, in 1923 he executed a sale deed of the same lands in favour of Rajanna, uncle of the appel· !ant. The appellant and Rajanna formed a joint Hindu family. As there was difficulty in obtaining possession by Rajanna, he R and M entered into an arrangement under which the sale deed was cancelled by making endorsements on the back of it and the lands were sold…
Where later benches applied it
- 2018 Venugopal Padayachi v. V. Pichaikaran(dead) through Lrs.
- 2005 Rukmani Ammal and Anr. v. Jagdeesa Gounder
Of those, 2 mentioned
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