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Abnashi Singh vs Lajwant Kaur - 1976 Supreme(P&H) 78

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1976 Supreme(P&H) 78

M.R.SHARMA
Abnashi Singh – Appellant
Versus
Lajwant Kaur – Respondent

Judgement Key Points

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Judgment

1. The appeal is directed against the judgment dated 13.08.1963, rendered by the learned Subordinate Judge 1st Class, Amritsar.

2. In order to understand the points in controversy, it becomes necessary to have a look at the following pedigree table:

3. It is alleged that the business of printing press under the name and style of Wazir Hind Press, Hall Bazar, Amritsar, belonged to the Hindu undivided family of which Lakha Singh was the Karta. After his death, his eldest son Bhupinder Singh took over the business. He is stated to have died on September 28, 1952. Thereafter, his widow Smt. Lajwant Kaur took over this business and applied for a licence to run the press in her own name as the proprietress of the business. This application was allowed on January 19, 1953, by the Additional District Magistrate, Amritsar. Upon this, Rajwans Kaur widow of Lakha Singh, Tarlok Singh and Avnashi Singh, brothers of Bhupinder Singh deceased, filed a suit for declaration that the business being the ownership of the Hindu undivided family, Smt. Lajwant Kaur should be restrained from running this business in her own name. Iqbal Singh, the minor son of Bhupinder Singh deceased, was also impl

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1976 Supreme(P&H) 78

M.R.SHARMAAbnashi Singh – AppellantVersusLajwant Kaur – Respondent

Cases Referred (3)

M.R.SHARMA
Abnashi Singh – Appellant
Versus
Lajwant Kaur – Respondent