JAYANT NATH
Laxman Singh – Appellant
Versus
Urmila Devi – Respondent
Jayant Nath, J.
1. The plaintiffs have filed the present suit for possession, damages and mesne profits. Plaintiff No.2 is the mother and plaintiff No.1 is her son. They claim to be the absolute owners of property being plot No.323/1-A, Block-D (Old No. 229/1-A), Sangam Vihar, New Delhi-110062 measuring 200 sq.yards. The said suit property was purchased by plaintiff No.1 along with his late brother Bhagat Ram whereby each was owner of 100 square yards respectively. It is stated that the seller executed a general power of attorney dated 12.04.1985, an agreement to sell dated 12.04.1985 and a receipt for consideration of Rs.40,000/-. The property is said to be built up having eight rooms, a store room and two wash rooms.
2. The brother of plaintiff No.1 late Bhagat Ram is said to have died a bachelor and issueless about 20 years ago. Hence, it is submitted that his mother, plaintiff No.2 inherited his share to the said property and accordingly, the plaintiffs are the absolute owners.
3. It is stated that about 14 years ago defendants approached the father of plaintiff No.1 late Sh.Ganpat Ram and sought permission to take shelter in the suit property for a few months. Late Sh
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