Supreme Court of India
Vijay Pratap Singh v. Dukh Haran Nath Singh and Another
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Before parting with the case, we must take notice of the unsatisfactory progress this litigation has made since it was instituted nearly twelve years ago.
Judgment, page 11
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Suit-Application to sue in forma pauperia-Courts juris diction-Application for bei"9 tranaposed as plaintiff-If could be rejected on the ground that the claim made in original petition ia perBOnal-Oodt of Civil Procedure, 1908: (V of 1908) 0. J. rr. 1, JO, 0, SS, r. S(a). The Estate of Maharaja Man Singh of Ayodhya Raj devolved on his death successively on his two widows and thereafter, according to V the plaintiff a minor on his grand father , who died in 1942. Respondent claimed the estate as adopted son of the junior.widow of the Maharaja. V filed a petition for leave to sue in forma
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