Supreme Court of India
Chaman Lal (d) Thr. Lrs. v. Kamlawati (d) Thr. Lrs.
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Punjab Court Act, 1918 – ss. 41 and 42 – Jurisdiction of High Court – Exercise of – Execution of gift deed by the son-original owner bequeathing land in favour of his step mother – Suit for partition by original owner, claiming that only half of the total land was gifted – Suit, in respect of half portion of the land or the whole land – Trial court directed the partition into half share each – Order upheld by the first appellate court – In Second Appeal, the High Court interfered with the concurrent finding and allowed the appeal – On appeal, held: High Court cannot be said to have exceeded…
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