Supreme Court of India
Rajinder Kaur (deceased) through Legal Heir Usha v. Gurbhajan Kaur (deceased) through Lrs. Upinder Kaur and Others
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Issue for Consideration Suit for partition of the joint property was filed by the appellant- plaintiff. High Court whether justified in passing the impugned judgment holding that defendant No.3(a) and defendant Nos.15 to 19 (subsequent buyers) were not liable to render any accounts. Headnotes† Suit – Rendition of accounts by co-sharers – Defendant No.3(a) and defendant Nos.15 to 19, if were liable to render accounts: Held: Yes – Admittedly, defendant No.3(a) had rented out a portion of the property and collected rent therefrom, thus, there was no good reason for the High Court to have
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