Supreme Court of India
S. Subramanian v. S. Ramasamy Etc. Etc.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above and as per the reasons stated above, both the present appeals are allowed.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Suit: Suits for injunction and for par tition of suit pr oper ty – Claiming that the suit pr operty was joint family pr oper ty – Suit defended by appellant on the gr ound that the suit pr operty was self acquired pr operty and not of joint family – T rial cour t dismissed the suits holding that the suit pr operties were self acquired properties of their father and that ther e was no blending of the suit pr operties with the ancestral pr operties – First appellate cour t affirmed the order of trial Cour t – High Cour t in second appeal after formulating substantial question of law r eversed
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