Supreme Court of India
Sudish Prasad & Ors. v. Babui Jonhia Alias Manorama Devi & Ors.
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Suit - Title suit - Plaintiff claiming title over the property left by her father - Allegation that defendant appointed as guardian of her father was in possession of the property even after the death of her father- Plea that after the mother of the plaintiff remarried after her father's death, plaintiff became the sole owner- Defendant stating that he was not in possession of the property and that some portion of the property was orally gifted to him by the father of the plaintiff - Trial court partly decreed the suit holding that she was entitled to only half share, as for half share her
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