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Karnataka HC: Revenue Authorities Have No Jurisdiction to Decide 'Title Dispute' Between Parties - (27 Jan 2020)

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Karnataka High Court has held that the revenue authorities like the Tahsildar, Assistant Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner have no jurisdiction to decide the 'title dispute', between the parties in respect of the immovable property/properties. The Court further elaborated that it is the exclusive domain of the competent Civil Court to adjudicate; the Decree, if any passed by the Court, will be binding on the parties, as well as the revenue authorities in the State.

Tags : KARNATAKA HIGH COURT   JURISDICTION OF REVENUE AUTHORITIES  

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