Supreme Court of India
Sunkamma (d) by Lrs. v. S. Pushparaj (d) by Lrs.
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Possession - Law.fit! possession of property - Appellants/ defendants disputed the title and possession of the plaintiff over suit property-site 110.47 - Respondent/plaintiff claimed the possession over the suit property by virtue of agreement of sale with PW-2 and registered general power of attorney executed in his favour by PW-2 - Trial court dismissed the suit filed by plaintiff to restrain the defendants from interfering with plaintiff's peaceful possession o,fproperty - However, High Court accepted the claim of plaintiff's possession - Held: Appellants have mereZv averred that the…
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