Supreme Court of India
Adiveppa & Ors v. Bhimappa & Anr.
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Suit - Suit by appellants-plaintiffs against respondents defenda/lfs (appellant's paternal uncle and aunt) - Declaration was .wught in relation to properties described in Schedule ' ' & ' ' as plaintiffs' self-acquired properties - However, partition was sought in relation to the properties described in Schedule ' ' alleging the same to be ancestral - Suit dismissed by tria/cour{- First appeal also dismissed by High Court - On appeal, held: In the instant. case, the plaintiffs could n_ot prove that 'the suit properties described in Schedule ' ' and ' ' were their self-acquired properties
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