Harvinder Singh Bhullar & Anr. vs Jagaur Land Rover & 2 Ors. on 2 April, 2026
Harvinder Singh Bhullar & Anr. vs Jagaur Land Rover & 2 Ors. on 2 April
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5 but Party no.2 & 4 are dead; thus the present suit filed
against the dead persons is to be dismissed as abated ... virtue of the
continuous occupation of the premises, these defendants have
perfected the occupation of the premises, and the present suit
for ejectment does
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have remained in
continuous and uninterrupted possession of the suit
property since the time of their forefathers, and have,
therefore, perfected title thereto ... adverse
possession.
5.4. On these premises, the appellant-plaintiffs
prayed that the present appeals be allowed and that
the impugned judgments of the High Court
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original application to violation category
and it can only be said as continuation of earlier application and
as such non conduct of further public hearing ... judgment of the NGT:
01. So, the MOEI was perfectly justified in treating this as
a violation category and having obtained the EC under
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State
before the High Court, that since it has been in continuous
possession of the land for over 42 years, it would
tantamount ... such property for over 12 years. The State cannot be
permitted to perfect its title over the land by invoking the
doctrine of adverse possession
The Pr. Secy. Revenue To The Govt. Of H.P. ... vs Parkash & Others on 19 March, 2026
State
before the High Court, that since it has been in continuous
possession of the land for over 42 years, it would
tantamount ... 2026 20:36:07 :::CIS
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permitted to perfect its title over the land by invoking the
doctrine of adverse possession