Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. Raja Mohammed Amir Mohammad Khan
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Enemy Property Act, 1968: Section 18-Enemy property-Divesting of-Held, not permanently vested in the custodian but is limited to the temporary taking over of the possession, management and control over the property only-Owner is not divested of his right, title and interest in the property as under the Act title does not come to vest in the Custodian-Section 6 and 8. Section 18-Enemy property-Inheritor/successor, an Indian citizen-- Rights of-Held, become the sole owner as having acquired the title, the property ceases to be enemy property.
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