Supreme Court of India
Sarda Prasad and Others v. Lala Jumna Prasad and Othfers.
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Limitation-Execution-Decrre for joint possessic;i in favour of Hindu father and minor sons-Failure of father to exewte within the period of limitation-Right of sons; if barred-Indian Limitation Act, I908 (9 of z908), s. 7-Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908); 0. ,3a, rr. 6, 7. decree dated September 2, 1938, in a suit for partition of joint Hintlu family property awarded a house to the share of one J and his lour minor sons. J failed to execute the decree. On November 23, 1949, an application wa; made by the appellants, the four sons of J, for execution of the decree stating that throe
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