SANJAY KUMAR, K. V. VISWANATHAN
G. Kalawathi Bai (Died) per LRs. – Appellant
Versus
G. Shashikala (Died) per LRs. – Respondent
ORDER :
1. Leave granted.
2. These appeals turn open the validity of the registered Irrevocable General Power of Attorney dated 15.10.1990 allegedly executed by Ranveer Singh and his wife, Gyanu Bai, in favour of G. Rajender Kumar, their tenant, and in turn, the validity of the three registered sale deeds dated 16.11.1990, 18.07.1991 and 16.08.1991 respectively executed by G. Rajender Kumar, the power-of-attorney holder, in favour of his wife, G. Shashikala.
3. Ranveer Singh, in fact, denied the execution of this General Power of Attorney, by way of his written statement filed in the suit. In that context, the Trial Court framed an issue as to ‘whether Ranveer Singh had appointed G. Rajender as his General Power of Attorney and whether the sale deeds executed by G. Rajender in favour of G. Shashikala as a General Power of Attorney were valid’. Thereafter, pursuant to the revisionary order passed by the High Court, the very admissibility of the General Power of Attorney dated 15.10.1990 and the three sale deeds executed by the power-of-attorney holder was called in question before the Trial Court and four additional issues were framed. One of the additional issues was whether the alleg
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