Supreme Court of India
Sunder Das and Ors v. Gajananrao and Ors.
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Hindu Law: Limitation Act, 1963: Article 109 and Section 14. Suit by Hindu governed by Mitakashara law to set aside his father's alienation of ancestral property--Period spent in good faith in prosecutinf! suit-Exclusion of-Limitation period of 12 years from date of taking posses sion of property by alianee-Alienees took possession of suit property on 30.5.1959 when sale deed was registered in their favour-Limitation period expired on 29.5.1971-Suit filed on 20.8.1970 before expiry of limitation period in a Court lacking pecuniary jurisdiction-High Court on 22.11.1975 ordered return of…
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