Supreme Court of India
Akkamma & Ors. v. Vemavathi & Ors.
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Specific Relief Act, 1963 – s.34 – Two suits were filed in 1982 and 1987 in respect of the suit property – The 1982 suit, for perpetual injunction, was dismissed by the trial Court on the ground that plaintiff could not establish his lawful possession – Appeal was also dismissed by the High Court – The plaintiff alleged that defendants made attempts to interfere with his possession, hence 1987 suit was founded – Suit was for declaration of ownership and injunction – The trial Court held that plaintiffs proved ownership, but the aspect of possession and obstruction went against the plaintiffs…
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