Supreme Court of India
Agricultural Produce Marketing Commitiee v. Bannama (d) by Lrs.
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Suit - For declaration of title and possession - The suit property claimed to be 'Stridhan' of the plaintiff - It was sold 8 by her son without her knowledge and consent, after getting the property mutated in his name - Suit decreed by trial court - First appellate court held that her son (vendor) had title in the property - High Court, in second appeal, decreed the suit - Held: Trial court as well as High Court have decreed the suit . by elaborately discussing the evidence while the first appellate court failed to consider most relevant documents - Decree confirmed.
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