A.K.PATHAK
VIMLA MONGA – Appellant
Versus
RAMLUBHAI – Respondent
A.K. Pathak, J.
1. By this judgment aforementioned suit as well as testamentary petition are disposed of together since the disputes involved therein are between the members of same family, inasmuch as, property involved therein is same, that is, House No. A-315, Defence Colony, New Delhi – 110003.
2. Plaintiff is daughter-in-law of defendant no.1. Defendant no.1 is wife of Late Shri Ajodhia Nath Monga. She died during the pendency of suit on 8th April, 1983. Defendant no.2 is brother-in-law (husband’s brother) of plaintiff.
3. The pedigree table of the family, as emerges from the record, is as under:-
Late Ajodhia Nath Monga
and
Late Mrs. Ramlubhai
(Defendant no. 1)
Late Janki Nath Monga Kishori Lal Monga
And (Defendant no. 2)
Mrs. Vimla Mong and
(Plaintiff) Mrs. K.L. Monga
Kamal Manu Raman Aman Suman
4. Plaintiff has alleged in the plaint that Late Shri Ajodhia Nath Monga and his two sons, namely, Late Shri J.N. Monga (husband of the plaintiff) and defendant no. 2 were members of Hindu Undivided Family (HUF). Pre-partition of the country they were living and carrying on business together in Lahore. Shri Ajodhia Nath Monga was the Karta of HUF. Plaint
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