
Virginia court orders man off Gandhi family trust's 30 acres
A judge rejected a claim of ownership through long occupation on land near Shenandoah National Park once held by the Mahatma's grandson Kanu Gandhi.
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A judge rejected a claim of ownership through long occupation on land near Shenandoah National Park once held by the Mahatma's grandson Kanu Gandhi.
A Virginia court has ruled against a local man who claimed 30 acres held by a trust linked to Kanu Gandhi, Mint reported.
Judge Daryl L. Funk ordered Gregory Black to clear his belongings from the land within 30 days and hand it over.
Black was also ordered to pay $11,375 towards the fees of a guardian ad litem.