Supreme Court of India
S. Kalawati v. Durga Prasad & Anr.
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The Judgment of the Court was delivered by ALAGIRISWAMI, J.-The appellants is the widow of one Gover dha,ndass. The 1st respondent is her husband's brother. Goverdhan- 425 dass and the 1st respondent are the sons of one Bhojraj. The appel- lant claimed 11 plots in Khata No. 97 as land _in which she was entitled to be a joint tenant along with the 1st respondent. She aJso claimed certain other plots on the ground that they were acquired by Bhojraj and therefore it was joint Hindu family property and she was entitled to inherit those shares also as a co-tenant alo
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