Supreme Court of India
Gopalakrishna (d) by Lrs. & Ors. v. Narayanagowda (dead) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Mysore Hindu Law Women’s Rights Act, 1933 – ss. 4,10 and 11 – Limitation Act, 1908 – Arts. 140, 141 and s.28 – Appellants case that one ‘R’ was the owner of the scheduled pr operties – He passed away in 1907 – He had two wives ‘J’ & ‘S’ – From his first wife ‘J’, he had one daughter ‘V’ and ‘V’ in turn had a daughter ‘JK’ – His first wife predeceased him and daughter ‘V’ di ed in 1910 – His second wife ‘S’ died in 1938 – Appellants claim ed right to properties by virtue of sale deeds executed by ‘JK’ in the year 1955 – On the other hand, respondents contended that the y had purchased the said
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