Supreme Court of India
Bhimashya and Ors. v. Smt. Janabi @janawwa
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Partition-Suit for-Owner of suit properties dying leaving behind two daughters-Suit for partition by one daughter claiming % share in properties- Husband of·qther daughter claiming himself to be adopted son of deceased under the local custom, and certain properties as his self-acquired-High Court not accepting the case of adoption but holding one item of scheduled properties as defendant's self-acquired-Held, ·no specific plea relating to custom made nor issue in this regard framed nor evidence lead to prove custom-Order of High Court does not suffer from any.infirmity to warrant
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