Mere long period of possession does not always translate into right of adverse possession: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court recently observed that a long period of possession of land will not always translate into a right over the land through the principle of adverse possession.

Related Keywords

Abhays Oka ,Sanjay Karol , ,Justices Abhays Oka ,Adverse Possession ,Possession ,Supreme Court ,Kerala High Court ,Government Of Kerala ,Estate ,Land ,Supreme Court News ,Supreme Court Judgment ,Supreme Court Adverse Possession ,Supreme Court State Land ,Supreme Court Cases ,Supreme Court Judgments ,Supreme Court Updates ,High Court ,Land Rights Cases ,Land Laws ,Principle Of Adverse Possession ,Justice As Oka ,Justice Sanjay Karol ,Latest Supreme Court Judgments ,Supreme Court Caselaws ,Transfer Of Property ,Property Law ,Indian Court ,Indian Court News ,Court Updates ,Legal News ,Adverse Possession Supreme Court ,Adverse Possession Law ,Adverse Possession India ,Adverse Possession Judgments Supreme Court ,