Supreme Court of India
Raimati Sahuani v. Panka.ja Sahu (dead) by Lrs. and Ors.
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Suit : Suit for title and possession-Plaintiff claiming father's proper ty-Defe.ndant's claim based on adoption-Documentary evidence for claim-Examination of-Matter remitted to High Court. The appellant-plaintiff filed a suit for declaration of title and for possession of property belonging to her father. The respondents who were in possession of the disputed property based their claim on the ground that the first respondent-defendant was the adopted son of appellant's father. The Trial Court accepted the plea of adoption and dismissed the suit. The High Court atlirmed the judgment of the
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