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Neighbour tried to grab land using a rectification deed without owner’s consent: Here’s why Supreme Court offered relief to owner

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Neighbour tried to take land using rectification deed without informing owner; Supreme Court says rectification deed cannot change title of property which is covered by sale deed. Read below to know why Mr Thimmadasappa’s son won the case in Supreme Court.
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