Supreme Court of India
M. Venkataramana Hebbar (d) by L.rs. v. M. Rajagopal Hebbar and Ors
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Partition-Joint family property-Appel/ant and Respondents co-owners entered into a family settlement-Appellant was to pay a stipulated sum in consideration of which Respondents were to relinquish their share in the property-Amount not paid by Appellant-Suit for partition subsequently filed by Respondents-Held: ls liable to be decreed as the family settlement was not given effect. Code of Civil Procedure 1908-0rder VIII, rr. 3 & 5-Partition suit- Averments made by plaintiff-Not denied by defendant in written statement- Held: Averments made by plaintiff would be deemed to be admitted-Fact
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