Supreme Court of India
Nathu Ram and Ors. v. Manphool and Ors.
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Suit claiming certain propelties filed by reversioners one of the rever sioners was in the womb-Other two were existent at the time the ancestral properties were gifted to a strange,-.One who was in womb filed the suit-Held: Period of limitation cannot be extended in respect of the other two-Their transposition as plaintiff would not have made the slightest dif ference-Dismissal of suit:---No inter-ference called for.…
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