Supreme Court of India
Phoolchand and Anr. v. Gopal Lal
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c Code of Civil Procedure (Act 5 of 1908), 0.41, r. I-Preliminary decree in partition suit-Death of some parties-Redistribution of shares-No fresh preliminary decree drawn up-Appeal without copy of preliminary decree-If maintainable. Practice-If court could pass more than one preliminary decree in a partition suit. Hindu law-Agarwala Jains-Share given to mother in partition suit-Right, whether absolute or limited. Will--Circumstances showing genuineness of. The appellant filed a suit for partition against his father, mother, brother (the ·respondent) and the. adopted son of a predeceased
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