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Landlord-Tenant Disputes: Insights from Bombay Rent Control Act Jurisprudence" "Exploring Eviction Grounds, Procedural Essentials, and Legal Precedents in Mumbai's Tenancy Landscape"

Landlord-tenant disputes under the Bombay Rent Control Act, focusing on key legal proceedings, court decisions, and jurisdictional issues. It highligh...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Possession Suit Limitation Dispute — Article 64 Limitation Act, 1963 Applicable. High Court erred in holding suit within limitation based on earlier observation; limitation runs from date of dispossession, not from declaration of title.

The present appeal arises from a long-standing property dispute. The appellants are the children of late Srinivas Shetty, who had executed a sale deed...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Registration Act Case — Compromise Decree Not Requiring Registration. Compromise decree relating to suit property does not require registration under Section 17(2)(vi) of Registration Act, 1908.

The appeal arose from a judgment of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh at Indore Bench dated 13.02.2017, which dismissed the appellants' writ petition c...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Adverse Possession Dispute Over 70-Year-Old Land Title Conflict. The Court held that the appellant had perfected title by adverse possession despite not being the true owner, based on continuous possession from 1963 to 1981 as shown in revenue records.

The dispute originated from a 1942 purchase of suit properties by Krishnamurthy S. Setlur (KS) through his general power of attorney, H.R. Narayana Iy...

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Supreme Court Holds Plaintiff Can Plead Adverse Possession Under Article 65 of Limitation Act — Preliminary Issue Covered by Ravinder Kaur Grewal. The Court overruled earlier decisions and directed merits consideration.

The Supreme Court disposed of three civil appeals involving a preliminary issue: whether a plaintiff can take the plea of adverse possession under Art...

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Supreme Court Allows Suit Based on Adverse Possession — Overrules Earlier View That Adverse Possession Can Only Be Used as Shield. Plaintiff Who Has Perfected Title by Adverse Possession Can Sue for Declaration and Protection or Recovery of Possession.

The Supreme Court addressed the question whether a person claiming title by adverse possession can maintain a suit for declaration of title and for pr...