RAM MOHAN REDDY
AVVAMMA – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF KARNATAKA – Respondent
The petitioner states that Malakappa had two sons by name Gurulingappa and Bhimshya. Gurulingappa had three sons one of whom was Adiveppa and his wife Kamalavva. Bhimshya had three sons viz., Malekappa, Mahadevappa and Basavanthappa. The petitioner claims to be the daughter of Bhimshya and sister of Basavanthappa. The petition averments disclose that in a partition between Gurulingappa and Bhimshya, the land measuring 10 acres 38 guntas being a portion of Sy. No. 198A/4 of Sirakanahalli Village, Indi Taluk, fell to the share of Gurulingappa and the remaining portion in favour of Bhimshya. After the death of Gurulingappa, his son Adiveppa exercised rights over the said immovable property, and on his death, his widow Kamalavva, the 7th respondent, is said to have succeeded to the estate of the deceased.
2. It is the assertion of the petitioner that by the wardi (report) during the year 1991, the revenue authorities entered the name of Adiveppa's widow, 7th respondent as the owner of the property in question having succeeded to the same, evident from the mutation entry bearing ME No. 2055, dated 23-12-1991, Annexure-A. Thereafter, the 7th respondent is said to have given up her ri
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