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Person Claiming Adverse Possession Must First Admit Ownership Of True Owner: SC [Read Judgment]
Ashok KM
19 April 2017 10:02 AM IST
Setting aside a judgment of Bombay High Court which had held that it is not necessary for a ‘defendant’ to first admit the ownership of the ‘plaintiff’ before raising a plea of adverse possession, the Supreme Court, in Dagadabai vs Abbas, has held that a person claiming adverse possession must necessarily first admit the ownership of the true owner over the property to the knowledge...
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