It is also admitted case that the appellant has mining lease in respect of 1 acre 16 gunthas of land in he same survey number in which the respondent has bey a lease deed dated November 29, 1993.
14 of Venkatapura Village.
This appeal by special leave arise from the judgment of the Karnataka High Court, made on 28.8.1996 in C.R.P. No.
It is also an undisputed fact that the plaintiffs vendor was in possession and enjoyment of property from 1984 till November, 1989 on which date he delivered possession to the plaintiff under the said agreement.
We have heard companynsel for both the parties.
Leave granted.
The admitted position is that the predecessor of the respondent had a mining lease in S. NO.
2780/95.
The High Court has numbered as under Admittedly, in the case on hand, the plaintiff respondent herein having purchased the machinery plant installed over the said extent of the suit land from his vendor, had been in companytinuous actual possession thereof since November, 1989.
