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Gandhi grandson's 30-acre US land reclaimed after 20-month legal battle

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A court in Virginia ruled in favor of Parimal Desai and Kanu Gandhi's charitable trust regarding land ownership. Gregory Black claimed ownership of the land under the adverse possession rule after 15 years. Following a legal battle, the court found that…

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