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1952 Supreme(Gau) 76

LAKSHMI NARAIN
Lamabam Ibomacha Singh – Appellant
Versus
Laisram Ongbi Sanachoubi Devi w/o Porom Singh – Respondent


Advocates:
R.K. Singh, for Petitioners; Somorendra Singh, for Respondent.

JUDGMENT :- The petitioners Lamabam Ibomacha Singh and Lamabam Madhu Singh plaintiffs in civil suit No. 365 of 1900 of the Munsiffs Court, have come to this court on the revision side against the decree of the District Judge D/-24-9-51 passed in appeal in favour of the defendant by dismissing plaintiffs above suit which was decided by the Munsiff on 26-2-51.

2. The facts of the case are as follows : One Leiren Singh died issueless and without leaving any widow about 10 years ago. The plaintiffs are his fathers brothers sons. The defendant respondent is the daughter of Lakshmi Devi (Mother of Leiren Singh) by her another husband whom she married after the death of Leiren Singhs father. It is alleged by the plaintiffs that with their permission the defendant was allowed to stay in the inkhol in dispute after the death of Leiren Singh which is under patta No. 90/576. I. W. T. It is said that after a few years i.e. in 1950 she posed as an owner of the inkhol and tried to have it mutated in her favour by means of mutation case No. 58 of 1950-51 of the Sub Deputy Collector, I.W.T. An objection having been raised in these proceedings by the plaintiffs, they were directed to have the title

























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