Supreme Court of India

Thirumangalath Kunhirattan Appu Kurup v. Koiloth Kamath Janaki & Ors

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Bench M.M. Punchhi and K. Vennkataswami JJ.
Decided 1 November 1996

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JUDGMENT: J U M N T VENKATASWAMI, J. The undisputed facts are the following : The suit land was assigned under an assignment deed dated 5.6.1897 by one Nambra Kurup in favour of one Rayiru Kurup, Madhavi Amma and Chiruthayi Amma. they being brother and sisters. The said Rayiru Kurup purported to have executed a registered deed of kuzhikanam(lease) dated 25.5.1946 in favour of his son by name Appu Kurup (appellant herein), stipulating a sum of Rs.

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