Supreme Court of India

Dolgobinda Paricha v. Nimai Charan Misra & Otheh,s

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Reported as [1959] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 814
Bench S.K. Das J.
Decided 27 April 1959

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We are of the view that the position is correctly stated in Chandra Nath Roy v.

Judgment, page 17

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Evidence-Admissibility-Joint statement of thr.e persons­ Admissibility under s. 32(5) of the Evidence Act, when only one is dead-Opinion as to relationship-Conduct as evidence of opinion­ Proof of conduct-Direct evidence-" Opinion", meaning of-Indian Evidence Act, I872 (I of r872), ss. 32(5), 50, 60. On the death of , who as the mother of the last male owner had succeeded to the estate, the respondents claimed the estate and brought a suit for its recovery on the strength of the pedigree which they set up that they were the sons of the half­ sisters of the last male owner and therefore came

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