Supreme Court of India

T. Anjanappa and Ors. v. Somalingappa and Anr.

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Bench Arijit Pasayat and Lokeshwar Singh Panta JJ.
Decided 22 August 2006

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Adverse Possession-meaning of and requirements of acquisition of title by adverse possession-Suit claiming title to the property on the basis of Municipal records-Possession of the property by plaintiff three years prior to filing of the suit-Allegation against defendants of encroachments on a portion of the property-Defendants stating that the land belonged to Government and they were in adverse possession of the same-Held: Defendants' plea of being in adverse possession of the property is not established-If the occupant is not sure of the actual ownership of the property, the question of…

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