Supreme Court of India

Nirmala Bala Gllose and Another v. Balai Chand Ghqse and Ors.

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Bench K. Subba Rao J.
Decided 29 March 1965

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Per Subba Rao rnd Shah, JJ.--When the guardian of the deitie, did not app·eal against the finding of the tr:al com;! that there was a partial ded'cation, it was not open to a joint Shebait who was not a guardian, to appeal against the decree and contend that the dedi­ cation was absolute.

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