Law Relating to Possession, Adverse Possession, Dispossession, Recovery of Possession and Cancellation of Sale Deed
Author: Rahul Kandharkar
Year: 2027
Why Choose This Book?
Disputes over possession, ownership and recovery of immovable property often involve complex questions of title, limitation and the legal remedies available to the parties. This fourth edition brings together important aspects of possession law, adverse possession, dispossession, recovery proceedings and cancellation of sale deeds in one reference. Its coverage of government land, landlord–tenant disputes, boundary issues, sham sale deeds and unilateral cancellation makes it a useful working resource for advocates and legal professionals handling property litigation.
About the Book
Law Relating to Possession, Adverse Possession, Dispossession, Recovery of Possession and Cancellation of Sale Deed by Rahul Kandharkar examines key legal issues arising from possession and property disputes. The fourth edition covers subjects including government land, licensor–licensee relationships, writ remedies under Articles 32 and 226, perfection of title, eviction, boundary disputes, ownership and possession, and unilateral cancellation of sale deeds. It also addresses limitation under Article 64, including the 12-year period, admission of title, personal laws relating to possession and court fees. The book is intended as a practical reference for legal professionals dealing with property-related disputes and remedies.
Related Subjects
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Property Law and Immovable Property Disputes
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Possession and Adverse Possession
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Recovery of Possession and Eviction
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Cancellation of Sale Deeds
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Limitation Law and Civil Litigation
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Caveat Legalis
This publication is intended for legal reference and research. It should be read alongside the applicable statutes, rules and latest judicial decisions. The legal position may vary depending on the facts, applicable law and subsequent developments. It is not a substitute for case-specific legal advice.
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