Reva Khetrapal, J.

1. The aforementioned suit for partition and rendition of accounts has been filed by the plaintiff praying for partition of HUF immovable properties, viz., B-13, Nizamuddin East comprising of a plot of 200 sq. yards along with two storeyed super-structure and B-22, East of Kailash, New Delhi comprising of a plot of 211 sq. yards along with two and a half storeyed super-structure.

FACTS

2. The facts as delineated in the plaint are that one Prof. Parman Singh, who was a ‘displaced person’ from Pakistan, had come to India leaving behind vast joint Hindu family immovable properties. Prof. Parman Singh was the only surviving child of his father Lala Behari Mal, who was a businessman and had extensive properties in Rawalpindi (Pakistan). Prof. Parman Singh expired in Delhi on 17.09.1975. He was survived by his widow and two sons (i.e., the defendant Nos.1 and 2) and grand sons (i.e., the plaintiff, the defendant No.3 and the defendant No.4). The widow of Prof. Parman Singh, namely, Smt. Balwant Kaur also expired on 16.06.1991 leaving behind the aforesaid persons and the aforementioned properties, viz., B-13, Nizamuddin East and B-22, East of Kailash, New Delhi.

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