HANUMESH vs CHANNAMMA — C.A. No. 1220/2006

CASE SUMMARY: Hanumesh v. Channamma (C.A. No. 1220/2006) The Supreme Court set aside the High Court's judgment and remitted the Regular Second Appeal back to the High Court for fresh consideration. The dispute concerned ownership of Survey No.315 land (1 acre 3 guntas). The trial court had partly decreed the suit, awarding the western half to plaintiff Hanumesh; the High Court reversed this and limited defendant Channamma's rights to only 3 guntas on the eastern side. The Supreme Court found the High Court had criticized lower courts for not properly considering documentary evidence but failed to conduct its own review before allowing the appeal. The Court directed the High Court to reconsider the appeal afresh, within one year, after hearing both parties, without expressing any opinion on merits. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.