Supreme Court of India
Karam Kaur v. Jalandhar Improvement Trust and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - 0.22, r.3 and s.151 - Suit filed by appellant's husband for declaration that he was entitled to vacant possession of the plot of land allotted to him - Trial Court decreed the suit - First Appellate Court reversed the judgment - Second appeal filed qy appellant's husband - During pendency of second appeal, appellant's husband died leaving behind appellant (his widow) along with 2 sons and 3 daughters - Second appeal dismissed for non prosecution - Later, appellant, claiming herself to be sole legal heir on basis of a Deed of Family Settlement, filed
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