Supreme Court of India
K. Ethirajan (dead) by Lrs. v. Lakshmi and Ors.
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Tamil Nadu Estates (Abolition and Conversion into Ryotwari) Act, 1948-Sections 5(2) and 18(4)-Properties being owned by a widow Appe/lant-plaintiff being widow's sister's son was allowed to occupy a portion of the properties-Suit for partition of property after widow's death-Respondent-defendant opposing the suit claiming right to properties by inheritance being son of widow's husband's brother-Joint patta having been granted to the parties in proceedings under the Act recognising their joint ownership and possession-Judgments in previous litigation between the parties ho/ding…
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