Supreme Court of India
Gangubai Raghunath Ayare v. Gangaram Sakharam Dhuri (d) Thr. Lrs and Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Whether the High Court was right in holding that when the principal prayer for administration of the estate was rejected by the Trial Court, any other prayer indirectly seeking partition could not have been granted, until the proper parties were impleaded in the suit; whether the sale deed in favour of the 2nd defendant by ‘V’ was valid to the extent of his undivided share in the suit property. * Author [2025] 4 S. .R. 185 Gangubai Raghunath Ayare v. Gangaram Sakharam Dhuri ( ) Thr. LRs and Ors. Headnotes† Suit – Proper parties/necessary party – Non-joinder – ‘V’
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