Land Appeal No
The trial Tribunal's proceedings and judgment are vitiated by failure to properly record and analyze the findings from the visit to the locus in quo, particularly regarding boundaries and size of the disputed land. The contradictions in sale agreements and unclear observations at the locus in quo prevent a just determination of ownership and trespass. The appellate court nullifies the proceedings from the date of the locus visit, sets aside the judgment and decree, and orders a proper revisit and new judgment.
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- Ownership dispute
- Trespass
- Sale agreements
- Locus in quo procedure
- Evidentiary analysis