Supreme Court of India
Smt. Satya Gupta@madhu Gupta v. Brijesh Kumar
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Benami Transaction-Determination of-Defendant's husband purchased property in the joint names of himself and the plaintiff-Entire purchase money came from -After died plaintiff filed suit for partition of his half share in the property and rendition of account-Plaintiff. except alleging that half of the property belonged to him, had not disclosed how and on what basis such a claim was made in the plaint-It was not averred in the plaint that intended the purchase of the property to be for the benefit of the plaintiff as we/I-Trial court found that the defendant had discharged the initial
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