Supreme Court of India
Vinod Kumar Dhall v. Dharampal Dhall (deceased)through His Lrs. & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid, we have no hesitation in allowing the appeals and dismiss the suit filed by the plaintiff-respondents.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Suit: Suit for restoration of possession, mesne profit and for permanent injunction – In respect of house property – laiming to be owner of the property – Against brother (defendant No.1) and sister (defendant No. 2) of the plaintiff – Defendants’ case was that the property was a family property and not exclusive ly owned by the plaintiff; and the possession of the defendant was in the capacity of owner – Trial Court decreed the suit – Decree was further affirmed by High Court in first appeal and in Review – On appeal, held: T he facts and circumstances of the case indicate that th e property
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