ADVERSE POSSESSION IN INDIAN PROPERTY LAW: RECENT CASE STUDIES AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

ADVERSE POSSESSION IN INDIAN PROPERTY LAW: RECENT CASE STUDIES AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

ADVERSE POSSESSION IN INDIAN PROPERTY LAW: RECENT CASE STUDIES AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

AUTHORS – PRASANNA S* & LAVANYA P**

*  PRASANNA S, CHAIRMAN OF INSTITUTE OF LEGAL EDUCATION AND I.L.E. EDUCATIONAL TRUST. EMAIL – PRASANNA@ILEDU.IN.

**  LAVANYA P, CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR OF INSTITUTE OF LEGAL EDUCATION. EMAIL – LAVANYA@ILEDU.IN.

Best Citation – PRASANNA S & LAVANYA P, ADVERSE POSSESSION IN INDIAN PROPERTY LAW: RECENT CASE STUDIES AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS, ILE PROPERTY AND LAND LAW REVIEW (ILE PLLR), 1 (1) of 2023, Pg. 17-25, APIS – 3920 – 0048 | ISBN – 978-81-964391-3-2.

Abstract

Adverse possession, a legal doctrine deeply rooted in property law, has garnered significant attention in the context of India’s evolving legal landscape. This research paper delves into the intricacies of adverse possession within the framework of Indian property law, offering a comprehensive analysis of recent case studies and exploring their broader legal implications. Through an examination of judicial decisions, this study aims to shed light on the evolving nature of adverse possession, its socio-legal impact, and potential reforms to ensure a balance between property rights and equitable considerations.

Keywords: Adverse Possession, Indian Property Law, Case Studies, Legal Implications, Property Rights, Equitable Considerations.

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