Supreme Court of India
Shailndra Kumar Jain and Others v. Maya Prakash Jain and Others
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In the result, I pass a decree for declaration to the effect that the plaintiff is the owner and in possession of the properties mentioned in clause (a) of para No.11 of the plaint.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or.1, r.10 – Suit filed in 1966 by one of the son against his parents, three brothers (defendant nos.1 to 5) and four sisters (defendant nos.6 to 9), seeking declaration that certain properties had fallen to his share after partition between the parents and three brothers – Suit decreed vide order dtd. 23.02.1966 – ‘MP’, defendant no.5 in the 1966 suit thereafter filed suit in 2006 submitting inter alia that after the decree dtd 23.02.1966, there was a further family settlement arrived at between all the brothers in pursuance whereof said ‘MP’ was exclusive…
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