Supreme Court of India
Kamala & Ors. v. K.T. Eshwara Sa & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1973: 0. 7 r.11 (d) - Invoking of - Held: For invoking 0. 7 r.11 (d), no amount of evidence can be looked into and averments made in plaint only relevant - c The questions as to whether suit is barred by principle of res judicata or property is available for partition are questions of fact and cannot be gone into in a proceeding under 0. 7 r.11 (d). In an earlier suit for partition a preliminary decree was passed by trial Court declaring the share of plaintiff to be f 1/4th of the joint family property. final decree proceedings was initiated. During the pendency of
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