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- Wednesday | 13th September, 2017
A long disputed property case of Dilip Kumar finally saw a happy ending as Saira Banu was handed over the keys of their Pali Hill property.
A long disputed property case of Dilip Kumar finally saw a happy ending as Saira Banu was handed over the keys of their Pali Hill property.
Sharing the news on Twitter, Dilip Kumar’s wife wrote, “ Message from Saira Banu ‘Sahab (Dilip Kumar) and I took possession of the property which has been his residence for decades. Hon’ble Supreme Court restored the possession to us. Sahab is overjoyed. Sharing some photos. Thank you, friends n fans innumerable who have prayed for us.”
Message from Saira Banu "Sahab and I took possession of the property which has been his residence for decades. Hon'ble Supreme Court...1/
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) September 12, 2017
2/ "restored the possession to us. Sahab is overjoyed. Sharing some photos. Thank you friends n fans innumerable who have prayed for us" pic.twitter.com/mPkuVPNd3N
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) September 12, 2017
Bohot dino baad Saab ke chehre pe itni khushi. -FF (reposting as previous post did not show up in some timelines. Pls share on WhatsApp) pic.twitter.com/22otT5UwpQ
— Dilip Kumar (@TheDilipKumar) September 12, 2017
Earlier the property was in the possession of real estate firm Prajita Developers Pvt Ltd. The dispute arose when the firm failed to raise a construction on the land and the veteran actor wanted back the plot whose possession was with the firm.
After this all we can say is all’s well that ends well
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