Supreme Court of India
Bant Singh & Anr. v. Niranjan Singh(d) by Lrs,& Anr.
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l' Hindu Law -Properly dispute - Transfer of property to heirs of daughter objected on the ground that the property was coparcenany -Relationship of parties disputed -Trial Court c decreeing the suit - First appellate court setting aside the decree -However, both the courts holding that the relationship _,- between the parties established - High Court appreciating the ' evidence of defence and holding that the same was not reliable, not being in conformity with s. 50 of Evidence Act- On appeal, held: Decree set aside -Transfer to the heirs of daughter is -r correct as defence evidence
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