Supreme Court of India

Subhas Chandra Das Mushib v. Ganga Prosad Das Mushib and Ors.

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Bench K.N. Wanchoo, J.M. Shelat and G. K. Mitter JJ.
Decided 14 September 1966

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Indian Contract Act, s. 16-Undue influence-Burden of . proof­ necessil)I of plea being clearly raised In pleadings. The suit in the present case was for declaring that a deed of settle­ ment executed by the plain.tiff's father and the plaintiff's sister in favour of the plantiff's brother's son in respect of certain properties was fraudu­ leot, collusive and invalid and for cancellation of the said documenL The trial court dismissed the suit.…

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