Kausalyabai @ Akkabai vs Harishchandra Munnalal Gupta

The Supreme Court addressed the issue of adverse possession in the context of a property dispute between siblings, emphasizing that the defendant's claim of ownership through adverse possession must be substantiated by continuous, open, and peaceful possession for over 30 years. The Court held that the plaintiff's failure to implead necessary parties and the lack of evidence supporting his title weakened his case. Consequently, the Court upheld the lower court's decision favoring the defendant's claim of adverse possession, thereby dismissing the appeal.