AVTAR SINGH vs GURDIAL SINGH .

The Supreme Court addressed the issue of land ownership and encroachment, specifically regarding shamlat deh land, which cannot be privately sold. The Court held that the appellants failed to prove their title over the disputed land, which was determined to be part of a public street. The judgment of the trial court was set aside, and the appellants were directed to remove their encroachments, affirming the findings of the First Appellate Court.