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1975 Supreme(AP) 40

ALLADI KUPPUSWAMI, V.MADHAVA RAO
Munassar Bin Jan Nisar Yarjung (died) – Appellant
Versus
Fatima Begum – Respondent


KUPPUSWAMI, J.

( 1 ) ONE Nawab Jan Nissar Yar Jung died leaving a widow Fatima Begum, He had a son Khalid Bin by another wife and two sons and three daughters by his wife Fatima; namely (i) Mansoor Bin, (ii) Munassar Bin. (iii) Ayeesha Begum (iv) Sayeda Begum, and (v) Zubida Begum. Mansoor Bin and Ayeesa Begum pre-deceased Nawab Jan Nissar Yar June. Mansoor Bin left behind him Fatima Begum and Khadija Begum. Ayeesha Begum left behind her Asiwaz Bin Sayeed Abi-al-lail and Abdul-lah Bin Abi-al-lail. On 17-12-1965 a lawyers notice was issued to Munassar Bin on behalf of the eldest son, Khalid Bin. Fatima Begum and Khadija Begum the daughters of the deceased second son; Asiwaz Bin Sayeed Abi-al-lail and Abdul-lah Bin-Abi-al-lail the sons of the deceased daughter Ayeesha Begum and Sayeeda Begum and Jubida Begum, the daughters of late Nawab Jan Nissar Yar Jung to the third son Munassar Bin It was stated therein that Nawab Jan Nissar Yar Jung had died leaving these heirs and the three sons were entitled to two shares each and the three daughters were entitled each to one share. The share of the deceased son has to be divided between his daughters and the share of the deceased daughter had









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