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Addagada Raghavamma and Anr. v. Addagada Chenchamma and Anr.

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Bench K. Subba Rao J.
Decided 9 April 1963

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Hindu Law-Partition-Adoption-Burden of proof and onu• of proof-Di•tinction-S.paration-Elements necessa'71 to make it effective-Declaration and knowledge-Doctrine. of relation back if affect vested right-Concurrent findings of fact, if and when can be interfered with'-Oertifir,ate granted under Art. 133-Scope and limit-Constitution of India, Art. 133 . The appellants and the respondents trace their interest and rights through their genealogy to one Veeranna who died in 1906.

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