Supreme Court of India
Shailndra Kumar Jain and Others v. Maya Prakash Jain and Others
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In the result, I pass a decree for declaration to the effec t that the plaintiff is the owner and in possession of the properties mentioned in clause (a) of para No.11 of the plaint.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or.1, r.10 – Suit f iled in 1966 by one of the son against his parents, three brothers (defe ndant nos.1 to 5) and four sisters (defendant nos.6 to 9) , seeking declaration that certain properties had fallen to h is share after partition between the parents and three brothers – Suit decree d vide order dtd. 23.02.1966 – ‘MP’, defendant no.5 in the 1966 suit thereafter filed suit in 2006 submitting inter alia that after the decree dtd 23.02.1966, there was a further family settleme nt arrived at between all the brothers in pursuance whereof said ‘MP’ was
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