Supreme Court of India
Ganapati (dead) by His Lrs v. Prabhakar
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What the Court ordered
For the above reasons, the impugned Judgment has applied the admitted circumstances to the precedents nearer to the case at hand and has allowed the Second Appeal.
Judgment, page 13
In brief
Gangaram died intestate in 1949 leaving a son, Ganapati (the plaintiff), by his first wife, and his second wife Kashibai with two daughters. Kashibai continued to reside in and enjoy the suit house properties (TMC Nos. 1074 and 1075 at Terdal) until her death in 1986, and by a registered Will dated 13.10.1984 bequeathed them to her daughter, Defendant No. 1, who then got the municipal records mutated in her name for 1987-88 and, during the pendency of the suit, sold TMC No. 1074 to Defendant No. 3 by sale deed dated 03.08.1995.…
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