प्रतिकूल कब्जा कानून हुआ खत्म, नहीं बनेगा अब कब्जा करने वाला मालिक !! Supreme Court 2026 ||

प्रतिकूल कब्जा कानून हुआ खत्म, नहीं बनेगा अब कब्जा करने वाला मालिक !! Supreme Court 2026 || For VIP Whats App Group ( Call 8252-8252-82 ) joining Fees 1 year - 1000 Rs Adverse Possession is a legal principle under which a person in continuous possession of another person’s immovable property may, in certain circumstances, acquire a legally enforceable title if the possession is open, continuous, exclusive, hostile to the true owner, and maintained for the statutory period. Under Article 65 of the Limitation Act, 1963, a suit for possession of immovable property based on title generally carries a limitation period of 12 years, calculated from the point when the defendant’s possession becomes adverse to the plaintiff. Section 27 provides that, upon expiry of the prescribed limitation period for a possession suit, the person’s right to the property may be extinguished. 15 Hashtags: #AdversePossession #SupremeCourt #SupremeCourt2026 #PropertyLaw #PropertyDispute #LimitationAct #Section27 #Article65 #LandLaw #PropertyRights #IndianLaw #LegalUpdate #SupremeCourtJudgment #PropertyOwnership #LawInIndia Search Keywords: 1) Adverse Possession Supreme Court 2026 2) Section 27 Limitation Act adverse possession 3) Article 65 Limitation Act 12 years 4) Can adverse possession make you owner of property 5) Supreme Court latest judgment on adverse possession 2026