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1968 Supreme(Bom) 110

N.L.ABHYANKAR
Premprakash Surajmal – Appellant
Versus
Maharashrra Revenue Tribunal, Nagpur. – Respondent


ORDER

1. The petitioner is a minor and tenure-holder of survey No. 17/1 area 14 acres and 30 gunthas, land-revenue Rs. 38-50 of village Rasulpur, in taluq and District Amravati. Even in these proceedings, he is represented by his natural and legal guardian Surajmal who is his father. On 26-4-1960 an application was made on behalf of Shri Premprakash for restoration of the field from the opponent Maroti on the ground that he needed the land bona fide for his own cultivation. Prior to that a notice under Section 38 was given according to law. This field and some other field as detailed in a copy of the family partition deed of 1950 was owned by the petitioner.

2. The opponents Maroti and shamrao resisted the application principally on the ground that Premprakash was not the owner of the family property but the joint family continued to be in possession and the owner was Surajmal, the father of the petitioner. This was really the sole basis of the defence in resisting the application. The petitioner proved the partition by examining his brother Nathmal. On behalf of the opponents, Maroti entered the witness box. During cross-examination of Nathmal, he was asked about a sale transaction












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