Adverse possession – Claim of – Submission that father of the appellant-defendants were owners in possession of the land during their life time on the basis of exchange deed for the last 40years – Even they acquired the ownership by way of adverse possession and that the possession of aforementioned persons is open, continuous, notorious and without any break, much less animus possendendi, thus ingredients of adverse possession have totally been proved – Once the jamabandi reflects the status of the appellant being tenant, the tenant cannot acquire right of ownership.
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[SC] Rent matter - Bona fide requirement - Fact of commercial property was purchased during the pendency of the petition hidden by landlord - Eviction set aside.
[SC] Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002- R. 9(4) - The period of fifteen days in Rule 9(4) is not that sacrosanct and it is extendable if there is a written agreement between the parties for such extension
Adverse possession – Once the jamabandi reflects the status of the appellant being tenant, the tenant cannot acquire right of ownership.
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