M.S.A.SIDDIQUI, B.A.KHAN
SANGITA – Appellant
Versus
SANJAY BANSAL – Respondent
( 1 ) PARTIES were married on 6. 5. 1987. But later they fell out and Appellant filed a petition for dissolution of marriage on 12. 4. 1989 on ground of cruelty. Along with she filed an application under Section 27 of HMA, claiming return of articles worth Rs, 3,06,885. 00 which according to her jointly belonged to both the parties. Trial court passed order dated 29. 8. 1989 awarding her compensation of Rs. 50. 000. 00 in lieu thereof instead of Rs. 3,06,885. 00.
( 2 ) BOTH sides filed appeals against this order. Appellant filed FAO 247/89 and respondent FAO 243/89. Both these appeals were disposed off by First Appellate court by common order dated 12. 5. 1994 allowing respondent s FAO 247/89 and setting aside impugned order dated 29. 8. 1989 awarding Rs. 50,000. 00 to appellant. While doing so, First Appellate Court found that trial court had presumed that disputed articles were in the custody of Respondent husband as its order did not marcate whether parties had led any evidence in the matter. It also went a step further to hold that even though evidence regarding Istridhan was recorded; it was not possible to refer to it now. It also noticed that articles claimed by Appellan
Referred : Balkrishna Ramchandra Kadam V. Sangeeta Balkrishna Kadam
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