https://lawcutor.in/2026/05/07/delhi-high-court-upholds-decree-for-possession-under-order-xii-rule-6-cpc-holding-that-registered-sale-deed-confers-exclusive-title-and-mere-family-occupation-or-alleged-joint-family-funds-do-not-crea/Lawcutoren2026-05-07T03:47:25+00:00Delhi High Court Upholds Decree for Possession Under Order XII Rule 6 CPC Holding That Registered Sale Deed Confers Exclusive Title and Mere Family Occupation or Alleged Joint Family Funds Do Not Create Ownership RightsRFA 70 2024 Delhi High Court property dispute analysis, Anju Chadha v Bhavesh Madan possession suit judgment, unchallenged registered sale deed exclusive ownership principle, licensee rights terminated mandatory injunction Delhi High Court, family settlement unregistered no triable issue possession case, permissive occupation no ownership rights Indian property law, joint family property defence rejected possession suit India, co ownership claim rejected against registered title deed, registered sale deed 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