Supreme Court of India
Kirpal Kaur v. Jitender Pal Singh & Ors.
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For the reasons stated above, we allow this civil E appeal and assign equally 1 /41h share to the plaintiff and each one of the defendants in the suit schedule "B" property.
Judgment, page 27
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Partition - Decree of partition - Claim of, by plaintiff daughter-in-/aw against defendant-father-in-law, of the joint c family properties seeking her late husband's share - Dismissed by trial court as also first appellate court - On appeal, held: Courts below erred in not granting share to the plaintiff in the schedule ' ' property despite the positive and substantive evidence of the defendant that the property was a joint family property and the plaintiff's husband had contributed towards the construction of the property- Further, as regards gift deed allegedly executed by first defendant
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