BHARGAVA
Banwari Lal – Appellant
Versus
Mst. Pathsi – Respondent
2. The plaintiffs are the sons of Umrao Singh who died on 16th April, 1962, leaving behind properties which are mentioned at items Nos. 1 to 11i of Schedule Ka annexed the plaint. Before his death, Umrao Singh by his will dated 10th May, 1961, bequeathed these properties in favour of Mst. Patashi his wife. The defendants in the suit are Mst. Patashi, the step-mother of the plaintiffs, Prem Narain and Durgaprasad the other two sons of Umrao Singh, and Mst. Ratti Devi, daughters of Umrao Singh. Plaintiffs case is that until 10th September, 1961, Umrao Singh and his sons constituted an undivided Hindu family. On 10th September, 1961, the plaintiffs served a notice upon Umrao Singh of their intention to separate and demanded a partition of the properties. However, Umrao Singh died on the 16th April, 1962, without effecting partition of the properties. Plaintiffs case is that the disputed properties were jointly acquired by them and the deceased Umrao Singh and the plaintiffs are entitled to 20/45 the share in each property. A declaration has been further soug
(6) Shriamabai vs. Kalgonda (AIR 1964 Bom 263)
(9) Rangbasi vs. Laxman (AIR 1966 Bom 169)
(4) Shrinivas vs. Narayan (AIR 1954 SC 379)
(8) Munnalal vs. Rajkumar (AIR 1962 SC 1493)
(2) Bhagwant Kishore vs. Bisbambhar Nath (AIR 1950 All. 54)
(3) Appalaswami vs. Suryanarayanamurti (AIR 1947 P.C. 189)
(7) Pratapmull Aggarwala vs. Dhanbati Bibi (AIR 1936 P.C. 20)
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