Supreme Court of India

Nanni Bai and Others v. Gita Bai

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Reported as [1959] 1 S.C.R. 479
Bench Bhuvneshwar Prasad Sinha J.
Decided 14 April 1958

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Agriculturist, Protection of- Jurisdiction of Special Judge­ Ex£Cution sale, if binds the legal representative not party to it-Limi­ tation-Mitakshara Law of Partition-Document, if and when must be registered-Admissibility-Sangli State Agriculturist ·Protection Act (I of r936)-lndian Limitation Act (IX of r908), Arts. I2, I34 and r48-lndian Registration Act (Act XV I of r908), ss. r7 and 49. This was an appeal by the defendants in a suit for possession on redemption of certain mortgages instituted in the Court of the Special Judge exercising jurisdiction under the Sangli State Agri­

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