The recent Supreme Court ruling, which distinguishes clearly between property registration and genuine legal ownership, is a pivotal development in Indian property jurisprudence. This landmark judgment serves not only to rectify widespread misconceptions about land and property rights but also redefines how ownership disputes are adjudicated and perceived within our legal framework. By asserting that mere registry entries do not confer absolute ownership rights, the Court has decisively underscored the primacy of substantive legal title, rooted firmly in documentary and evidential proofs rather than procedural formalities. Read More
