Supreme Court of India
Malkhan Singh v. Sohan Singh & Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Consolidation of Holdings Act (as it stood before the Amendment Act of 1963) section 49 - Bar to civil jurisdiction and/or applicability of the principle of res judicata, when there is ·no provision for the adjudication of rights and title after the statements of proposals had become final under section 23 of the Act and if in the mutation proceed- ings the issue of adoptions is found against. Kishan Singh, Natha Singh and Guman Singh were three brothers. Kishan Singh had no issue while Natha Singh had three sons: Chajju, Rambir and Malkhan Singh; Guman Singh had two sons:
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