Supreme Court of India

Vimla Bai (dead) by Lrs. v. Hiralal Gupta and Ors.

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Reported as [1989] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 759
Bench L.M. Sharma and K. Ramaswamy JJ.
Decided 22 December 1989

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What the Court ordered

We hold that the plaintiff is entitled to the posses- sion of the plaint schedule House No. 88 with mesne profits from the respondents.

Judgment, page 13

From the headnote

Hindu Law: Hindu governed by his personal branch of law- Migration cannot be presumed but to be established by evidence .. ' Indian Evidence Act: Sections 37, 57, 81-Statements made in Government '(Jazetteer-Admissibility as evidence. c One Hariba Bhagwat had a son Appaji and daughter Bajabai. Appaji in turn had a son Rakhmaji and a dangbter Bhikubai, the plaintiff who had filed a suit for possession and mesne profits of two houses. The suit was decreed by the Trial Court but on appeal reversed by the High Court. The Legal representative of the plaintiff then prefer- red this appeal by

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