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A is lawfully in possession of certain land. The inhabitatns of neighbouring village claims a right of way across the land ?

Correct answer: A. A may sue for a declaration that they are not entitled to right so claimed

  • A. A may sue for a declaration that they are not entitled to right so claimed
  • B. The villagers may sue for declaration their right of way
  • C. Any stranger person can sue for declaration
  • D. Non of These

Explanation

A person in lawful possession may seek a declaration denying an alleged easement or right of way over the land. The illustration to section 42 recognizes this defensive declaratory remedy.

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