Supreme Court of India
Nazim Ali and Ors. v. Anjuman Islamia Chhatarpur and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure 1908, s. 11-Res judicata-Earlier suit against Respondents to declare that they were owners of suit land known as 'Badi Takia' decreed by trial court-Respondent No. 1 held to have committed trespass by keeping their Tazia on suit land-High Court holding mosque on suit land alone to be wakf property and upholding title of appellants to suit land-Supreme Court a/finning decree-Subsequent suit by Respondent No. 1 for declaration that suit land was wakf property dismissed by trial court on ground of res judicata-High Court reversing the trial court and decreeing…
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