Supreme Court of India
S. Subramanian v. S. Ramasamy Etc. Etc.
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In view of the above and as per the reasons stated above, both the present appeals are allowed.
Judgment, page 16
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Suit: Suits for injunction and for partition of suit property – Claiming that the suit property was joint family property – Suit defended by appellant on the ground that the suit property was self acquired property and not of joint family – Trial court dismissed the suits holding that the suit properties were self acquired properties of their father and that there was no blending of the suit properties with the ancestral properties – First appellate court affirmed the order of trial Court – High Court in second appeal after formulating substantial question of law reversed the orders of courts…
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