BHARGAVA
Bhanwarlal – Appellant
Versus
Raja Babu – Respondent
2. The only contention raised in this appeal is that the courts below have not correctly applied principles of res-judicata and estoppel to the facts of the case. The present suit is for recovery of possession of movable and immovable properties described in paragraphs 8 and 9 of the plaint and for a declaration that the plaintiff, as a reversioner, is entitled to the properties left by Motilal deceased and further that defendant No. 1 i.e., Rajababu is not the adopted son of Motilal.
3. The case of the defendants was that Rajababu was validly adopted by Mst. Rajbai according to the custom prevalent in their community.
4. The contention in this appeal is that the question whether Mst. Rajbai could adopt Rajababu without having any authority from her deceased husband, is barred by res judicata on account of the decree passed in the previous suit No. 82 of
5. In order to sustain the plea of res judi
(5) Sundrabai vs. Devaji Shanker Deshpande (AIR 1954 SC 82)
(6) Shankar Sitaram Sontakke vs. Bal Krishna Sitaram Sontakke AIR 1954 SC 352)
(13) Sailendra Narayan Bhanja Deo vs. State of Orissa (AIR 1956 SC 346)
(16) Mohanlal Goenka vs. Benoy Krishna Mukherjee (AIR 1953 SC 65)
(20) Appalanarasiah Chetty Garu vs. Makka Chittavadu (AIR 1934 Mad. 454)
(23) Jagjivan Singh vs. Sitaram (AIR 1954 Raj. 43)
(1) Ajai Verma vs. Ram Bharosey Lal (AIR 1951 All. 794)
(2) Nikunja Behari Das vs. Jatindra Nath Kar (AIR 1956 Cal. 613)
(3) Newton Hickie vs. Official Trustee of W. Bengal (AIR 1954 Cal. 506)
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