ALOK SINGH
Gurcharan Singh – Appellant
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Mukhtiar Singh – Respondent
Alok Singh, J.—Both these Regular Second Appeals are filed by the defendants appellants challenging the judgment and decree passed by First Appellate Court/ Additional District Judge, Faridkot dated 16.02.1990 whereby decreeing the suit of the plaintiffs for declaration declaring the plaintiffs owner of the suit land by adverse possession and further dismissing the counter claim of the defendants/appellants herein seeking possession from the plaintiffs.
2. Brief facts of the present case are that plaintiffs preferred a suit for declaration before the trial Court saying the plaintiffs have matured their title on the basis of adverse possession against the defendants. In a suit for declaration filed by the plaintiffs, defendants/appellants herein, preferred their counter claim seeking relief of possession from the plaintiffs claiming themselves (defendants) as owner of the property in dispute.
3. The trial Court vide judgment dated 03.01.1987 dismissed the suit of the plaintiffs claiming title on the basis of adverse possession while counter claim of the defendants -appellants herein was decreed and granted decree of possession in favour of the plaintiffs pertaining to the suit
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