Supreme Court of India
Zamindar Dharmik and Shekshnik Nyas v. Siddhanath (dead) by Lrs.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: c s.100-Earlier suit for declaration of title and for injunction by respondent-Dismissed-Present suit filed by respondent on the ground of adverse possession by concealingfact of dismissal of earlier suit-Question raised in second appeal as to whether courts below were right in accepting respondent's claim of possession in his own right or adverse possession- Held: Is substantial question of law deserving decision on' merits.…
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