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The Supreme Court of India has ruled on a protracted land dispute involving M/s Trinity Infraventures Ltd. & Ors. and M.s. Murthy & Ors. The case, with origins tracing back 200 years to Hyderabad's historical rule, saw claims based on trial court decrees, independent titles, and state ownership. The Court found a preliminary decree from 1963 not binding on independent claims and dismissed appeals by petitioners and the State of Telangana.

Facts of the case 

The special leave petition granted by the Court is filed against judgment of the High Court of Telangana in a batch of civil appeals.

The case is a land dispute having a history of 200 years ago when Hyderabad was ruled by the e. 

The suit was originally filed in 1965-56. 

The matter involves persons who claim property on the basis of the decree passed by the trial court in early years of the dispute, there are persons who claim that they are shareholders of the property on the basis of the independent title given by the predecessors and even the State of Telangana claims that the property is vested with them since a long time.

Observations of the Court 

The court observed that the preliminary decree dated back in 1963 is not binding on the claims of the petitioners and the government who have set up independent claims.

The court dismissed the appeals by the petitioners and the interlocutory application filed by the State of Telangana.
 

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