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1974 Supreme(Ori) 98

R.N.MISRA, P.K.MOHANTY
Rama Krushna Swain – Appellant
Versus
Fulamani Kamila – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
R. Mohanty, for Appellant; P.C. Mohapatra, D. Mohanty and G. Sahu, for Respondents.

Judgement

R. N. MISRA, J. :- Baina and Banamali were two brothers. Baina died in the year 1950 leaving behind his widow Fulamani (Plaintiff). Banamali started oppressing the plaintiff with a view to grabbing the properties. Plaintiff, therefore, sought protection of defendant No. 1. Defendant No. 1 taking advantage of the fact that plaintiff was a pardanasin and illiterate lady had an eye on her properties. He got a sale deed executed by plaintiff, but she having come to know of the evil designs of defendant No. 1 objected before the Sub-Registrar. After enquiry, an order was duly made under the Registration Act for registration of the document. The plaintiff, therefore, instituted Title Suit No. 16 of 1966 for a declaration that defendant No. 1 acquired no title under the sale deed dated 15-2-1966. She impleaded an alienee from her as second defendant.The suit was posted for trial to 28-2-68. On 24-2-1968, plaintiff and defendant No. 1 filed a petition of compromise. Plaintiff applied for expunging the name of the second defendant from the record and parties asked for advancing the date of the trial to 24-2-1968 so that the suit could be disposed of in terms of the compromise. On 2























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