Supreme Court of India
Chandrabhan (deceased) through Lrs. & Ors. v. Saraswati & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908- s.100 – Second Appeal – Appellant was adopted by his parental uncle at about the age of 14 years as per the rites and customs of the community – After death of his adoptive father, the appellant shifted to a nearby village, from where he managed the properties – In 1979, his adoptive mother gifted the disputed properties to his first wife – Appellant filed regular civil suit praying for declaration of ownership of the suit properties and perpetual injunction – Appellant examined himself and five other witness to prove his adoption and his possession over the…
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