Supreme Court of India
Vaijanath v. Guramma
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JUDGMENT: ORDER The application to bring on record Respondent No.2 also as legal representative of deceased Respondent No. 1 is allowed. The Ist respondent was the widow of one Ramshetti who died some time in July, 1954. The 2nd respondent is her daughter. Ramshetti and his brother Veerappa, during their life time constituted a joint family which owned, inter aliea agricultural land. The present appellant are the widow, sons and daughters of Veerappa.
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