Supreme Court of India
R. Dhanasundari @ R. Rajeswari v. A.N. Umakanth & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or. XXIII, r.1- r/w Or. I, r.10 – Property in question purchased in the name of partnership firm of the plaintiff and defendant no.1 – Firm dissolved– Property vested with the plaintiff– Suit filed by the plaintiff for cancellation of the sale deed, executed by defendant no.1, in favour of defendant no.2-appellant, allegedly despite having relinquished rights in the suit property – Plaintiff died, his 3 sons and 4 daughters impleaded as plaintiff nos.2 to 8 – Plaintiff no.5- respondent no.1 given power of attorney by his siblings – Suit decreed ex-parte…
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