Plaintiff Claiming Absolute Ownership Must Provide Correct Property Details and Clear Evidence; Revenue Records Insufficient Proof of Possession: Supreme Court

In a significant ruling reaffirming long-standing legal principles of property law, the Supreme Court of India has held that a plaintiff claiming absolute ownership of immovable property must provide clear, specific property details and conclusive evidence, stating that mere reliance on revenue records is insufficient to establish possession or title. The decision came in the

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