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US court restores 30-acre Virginia land to Gandhi grandson's charitable trust after 20-month dispute

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A Virginia court has ruled in favour of a charitable trust led by Parimal Desai and Kanu Gandhi, a grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, over the ownership of a roughly 30-acre plot. Gregory Black had argued he owned the land under the adverse possession rule, citing 15 years of occupation. After a legal fight lasting about 20 months, the court concluded Black could not establish exclusive possession of the property. As a result, he has been ordered to remove his belongings and give up control of the land.

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