Supreme Court of India
Narayanan v. Kumaran and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, J908; Order 43 Rule(/) Clause (u) and Section JOO: Father set/ling his properties excluding disputed property by executing settlement deeds thereof in favour of his daughters-Transferring part of properties earmarked in favour of minor daughter to a relative (Respondent)- Respondent manipulating the schedule to property-Sale of disputed property c by the owner-Respondent on one side and owner and Vendee on the other filing separate suits for permanent injunction against the other-Trial Court decreed the suit of the respondent holding other suit barred by /imitation
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