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1924 Supreme(Mad) 672

K.SASTRI
Ganshamdoss Narayandoss – Appellant
Versus
Saraswathi Bai – Respondent


JUDGMENT

Kumarswami Sastry, J.

1. These suits relate to house and ground No. 2/100 Perumal Mudali Street, Madras, described in the schedules to the plaint.

2. The following facts are not in dispute. One Govindoss Ganshamdoss had two wives. The first wife was Krishna Bai and the second wife was Ganga Bai. By Krishna Bai, he had a son Narayandoss and a daughter Kaveri Bai. Narayandoss had a son Ganshamdoss, who is the plaintiff in C.S. No. 755 of 1920. Kaveri Bai died issueless, in October 1908, and it is alleged that she left a will, dated 5th of April, 1908. By the second wife, Ganga Bai, Govindoss Ganshamdoss had three daughters, Saraswathi Bai, who died in 1923, Bhagirathi Bai who died in October, 1909, leaving a son Jamnadoss who is the plaintiff in O.S. Nos. 557 of 1921 and 290 of 1923 and Gulab Bai, who in a defendant in C.S. Nos. 755 of 1920 and 557 of 1921. Sarasvathi Bai, who was left a widow when she was quite young, subsequently became a convert to Mahomedanism and married a Mahomedan and died professing the Mahomedan religion in 1923. Gulab Bai, who also became a widow, when she was young, married a Mahomedan and is now professing the Mahomedan faith. Govindoss Ganshamdoss


























































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