Supreme Court of India
R. S. Madanappa and Ors. v. Chandramma and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
In the result therefore we uphold the decree of the High Court and dismiss the appeal with costs. (') I.L.R. 1952 Madras 173. (') 8 Cal. 178 (P. C.).
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Indian Evidence, s. 115 and Equitable Estoppel-When conduct does not amount to estoppel-Mesne profits-Past and future-When can be awarded. . The plaintiff instituted the suit for possession of her half share in the suit properties anci for mesne profits. The first defendant, what was the plaintiff's sister, admitted the plaintiff's ciaim and herselfi claimed a decree against the other defendants in respect of her half share in the suit properties. The second defendant was their fatheJ' and the suit properties were in his possession. He and the other defendants, who were his second wife and
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