DECLARATION OF TITLE TO LAND - Duty of a claimant/plaintiff in an action for declaration of title to land; Ingredients that must be shown to the satisfaction of the court before a declaration of title to land can be made
HELD:
"to succeed in a claim for a declaration of title to land, the claimant (here, the appellant) has the onus of proving his case.
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