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land. B alleges the existence of a public right of way over the land, which A denies. The existence ... which C alleged the existence of the same right of way, is relevant, but it is not conclusive proof that
Central Government Act
judgment for a declaration that he has a right of way across
the pathway marked ... dispute between the parties is as regards the right of way to
the premises belonging to the plaintiff called "Rushkrum
Madras High Court
contemplate a mere denial of the
public right of way or public place as such, without reference to the
particular ... denial of the existence of the public
right of way along the public road a part of which had become
Allahabad High Court
both sides of the road equal to the Right of Way of the road.
Thus, the end limits ... connected matters Page 11 of 57
Right of Way of road. Reference was made to letter
Delhi High Court
first suit was a complete denial of the right of
way claimed by the plaintiffs from over the disputed land ... second suit was a denial of any right of way over the
land ABCD. It was contended that the land
Rajasthan High Court
residents of the neighbourhood
only have a right of way over the strip of land in question, and
there ... roads over which the public have a right of way in
a Municipal area vest in the Municipal Commissioners
Calcutta High Court
plaintiff-respondent No. 1 for declaration or the right of way for
vehicles, men and others in the shape ... trucks.
The plaintiff claimed to have acquired a right of way as easement on
account of the user openly
Patna High Court
judgment for a declaration that he has a right of way across
the pathway marked ABCD in the plan attached ... dispute between the parties is as regards the right of way to
the premises belonging to the plaintiff called "Rushkrum
Madras High Court
plaintiff which resulted in the defendants asserting their
right of way through A B C and objecting to the plaintiff ... upon the defendants as they claim a right of way over the lands of
someone else. The learned District Munsif
Madras High Court
Revenue Code, 1959 (`Code' for short)
claiming a right of way over Khasra ... that the first respondent did not have any right of way over
their lands bearing
Supreme Court of India
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