Supreme Court of India
Pushpalata v. Vijay Kumar (dead) Thr. Lrs. & Ors.
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Benami Transaction (Prohibition) Act, 1988 – s.4(3) (a) – Original first plaintiff-Karta of HUF purchased propert ies in name of minor sons (first and second defendants) – First property-the suit property which was bought in the name of first def endant was later sold by him – Suit filed by Original first plaintiff on behalf of himself, his wife (who later passed away) and two daughter s, against his two sons (first and second defendants) and the purchasers of the property, for setting aside of the sale deed and for declaration of title – Plaintiffs urged that they and the first and second
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