C. M. JOSHI
Sunanda – Appellant
Versus
V Srinivasa – Respondent
JUDGMENT
C M Joshi, J.
Being aggrieved by the judgment and decree passed by the VII Additional Civil Judge, Bangalore, (CCH 19) in OS No.1743/1997, on 20-02-2006, the plaintiff is before this Court in appeal questioning the share allotted to her.
2. The brief facts that are necessary for the purpose of this appeal are that:
The plaintiff happens to be the daughter of Venkatanarasappa and Padmavathamma. Apart from Padmavathamma, Venkatanarasappa had two other wives by name Susheelamma and Shamalamma. Venkatanarasappa died intestate on 10-4-1974 leaving behind him Nagarathnamma, daughter from first wife-Susheelamma; plaintiff and defendants No.1 and 2 from the second wife i.e. defendant No.3 Padmavathamma; and one Manjunatha from his third wife-Shamalamma. After the death of Venkatanarasappa, the children of three wives of Venkatanarasappa entered into a registered partition and divided the property which was standing in the name of Venkatanarasappa. The property standing in the name of Venkatanarasappa was purchased by him under a sale deed dated 03-08-1955. After the death of Venkatanarasappa, the three wives of Venkatanarasappa and their children entered into a partition on 19-03-1980
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