Supreme Court of India

Raj Kumari and Others v. Surinder Pal Sharma

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Bench S. Abdul Nazeer and Sanjiv Khanna JJ.
Decided 17 December 2019

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Indian Succession Act – cl(c) to s.63 – Will – Evidence Act, 1872 – ss. 68 and 71 – ‘ ’ applied for a two room accomodation – ‘ ’ died – Wife of ‘ ’ was issued allotment letter of the said two room tenement – Thereafter, wife of ‘ ’ also expired – ‘ ’ and his wife had four children – Two daughters ‘R’ and ‘P’ and two sons ‘S’ and ‘M’ – Daughter ‘R’ filed a suit for partition of the tenement and decree of declaration that she and the defendants i.e. her siblings were owners of 1/4th unspecified and undivided share in the tenement – The suit was contested by ‘S’, who in his written statement…

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