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1981 Supreme(Raj) 152

G.M.LODHA
MOOL KANWAR – Appellant
Versus
JEEWALAL – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
ARUN BHANDARIA, P.N.AGRAWAL

Judgment


G. M. LODHA, J.

( 1 ) THIS is a defendants second appeal in a suit which was dismissed by the trial Court, but decreed by the first appellate Court.

( 2 ) SUALAL died in 1962 leaving behind two sons Gujarmal and Jiwanlal. Gujarmal died in Samvat-Year 1974 leaving behind widow Mst. Narangi.

( 3 ) MST. Narangi has sold this property to Mool Kanwar for a consideration of Rs. 600/ -.

( 4 ) THIS sale was challenged by Jiwalal and his son Inderchand on the ground that Narangi had no right of ownership in the property and she could not have sold the property to Mool Kanwar. So far as other pleas are concerned regarding the plaintiffs having a will from deceased Gujarmal and challenge to consideration or allegation that the sale deed was executed when Narangi was paralytic and was not having proper senses, both the Courts have given concurrent finding against the plaintiffs, and, therefore, it is not necessary to deal with those points as none of them has been challenged before this Court.

( 5 ) THE sole point on which the plaintiffs suit has been decreed is that Narangi widow of Gujarmal could not take advantage of Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act, because it has not be














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