Supreme Court of India
K. C. Kapoor v. Radhika Devi (dead) by L.rs. & Others
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above findings the learned Single Judge G cancelled sale deed Exhibit A-I and, accepting the appeal, passed a decree for possession of the disputed property in favour of the plaintiffs.
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Second Appeal-It is not open, in second appeal, to the High Court to inter fere with the finding of facts based on good evidence of the trial court-Code of Civil Procedure, section 100 . Estoppel by conduct and construction of pleadings in the absence of an appli cation under Order XI .P. . • Sale for legal necessity of joint Hindu family property-" Kutumbarthe'' explained. Sheo Du1arey Misra, in terms of a compromise decree dated 29th August, 1931 was declared the exclusive owner of a block of houses situated in Rae Bareli and also one half of 4 annas and 9 pies share in a Zamindari. He
Where later benches applied it
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