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SACHIN SHANKAR MAGADUM
Balasaheb Patil, S/o. Late. Babagouda Patil – Appellant
Versus
Soni @ sonia patil w/o. Anilkumar patil – Respondent
ORDER :
In the matter at hand, various legal provisions and acts are invoked creating a complex web of familial and legal disputes surrounding the residential property No.73 in Chandra Layout, Bengaluru. The legal saga surrounding the residential property in Chandra Layout, Bengaluru unfolds a tangled narrative of familial discord between a father and a son. These petitions are filed by father, mother and daughters on one side and the daughter-in-law on the other side. Therefore, this Court deems it fit to cull the family tree produced in the partition suit filed by son (Anilkumar) against his father, uncle, mother and sisters in O.S.No.41/2019. The family tree is as under:
2. The father Balasaheb Patil, is a Retired Police Officer and therefore, claims that the residential house at Chandra Layout, Bengaluru is his self acquired property. The father asserts that while he was serving as Police Officer, he applied for allotment of plot to the BDA and the authorities have allotted a site on 31.03.1999 and sale deed is executed on 29.03.2014. At its core lies a fundamental disagreement between Balasaheb Patil and his son, Anilkumar, regarding the nature of the property. The family owns
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