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2016 Supreme(Mad) 120

C.S.KARNAN
P. Thulasibai – Appellant
Versus
Government of Tamil Nadu – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
For the Petitioner: Mr.B.Ramamoorthy
For the Respondents: Mr.M.S.Ramesh Addl. Govt. Pleader

ORDER :

The petitioner has submitted that she is the only daughter of her father Late Balaiah Naidu and her only brother Kothandan predeceased her father. The petitioner has further submitted that certain lands in Survey No.108/1 with an extent of 1.95 acres in No.5, Vilinjiambakkam Village, Sriperumbudur Taluk, the then Chengalpet District now added in Greater Chennai was owned by her family. Her father's mother Chinnammal was the original owner. The petitioner has further submitted that her father Ballaiah Naidu, as the only heir of his mother inherited the said extent with full legal right. Thereafter, her father settled the extent of 35 cents in the property out of total extent of 1.95 acres mentioned above in favour of her by registered settlement deed dated 17.07.1972 registered as Document No.1704/1972, on the file of Sub Registrar of Poonamallee. The petitioner has further submitted that when her father was in possession and enjoyment as exclusive owner of the above mentioned 1.95 acres, he conveyed a portion of it viz., another 31 cents by a registered sale deed dated 19.02.1986 and registered as document No.861/1986, on the file of SRO, Poonamallee in favour of one K.Sukum





















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