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PAL, NASIM ALI
Smt. Radharani Dassi – Appellant
Versus
Smt. Binodamoyee Dassi – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Nasim Ali, J. - The following genealogy about which there is no dispute will explain the facts of the case:
__________________________________ | | | Abmas Khelaram Nibarn (died in (died in (died in 1315 B. S.) Kartic Falgoon 1326 B.S.) 1336 B.S.) ______________________________ | | | | | Rabi Atul Upen | (Defendant 1) | _________________| | _______________|_________________ | | | | Charu Maitra Rajani Sajani (Defendant 2)
2. The facts which are not in dispute in this appeal are these: Abinash acquired the properties included in Schedule Ka of the plaint, with his own earnings. As he had no son he and his wife liked defendants 1 and 2 very much. The latter used to live at the house of Abinash during his life-time. After Abinash's death Binoda Moyee being an illiterate pardanashih lady, the properties inherited by her from Ab
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