Supreme Court of India

R. S. Anjayya Gupta v. Thippaiah Setty & Ors.

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Bench A. M. Khanwilkar and Ajay Rastogi JJ.
Decided 1 July 2019

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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – s.96 and Or.41,r. 31 – Respondent no.1 (original plaintiff) filed a suit for partition of certain properties against appellant (defendant no.1), respondent no.2 (defendant no.2), and original defendant no.3-father – Respondent no. 1 pleaded that suit properties were purchased ostensibly in the name of the appellant, however, the said properties were purchased from joint family funds – The appellant/defendant no.1 denied that suit properties were purchased by family from joint family funds or they belonged to the Joint Hindu family and submitted that he was…

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