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2015 Supreme(P&H) 2153

RAJ MOHAN SINGH
SATINDER KAUR – Appellant
Versus
JASWINDER KAUR – Respondent


Advocates:
Advocate Appeared:
For the Appellant :C.S. Bakshi, Advocate
For the Respondent:Vikas Mehesempuri, Advocate

JUDGMENT :

Raj Mohan Singh, J.

Plaintiffs are in second appeal against the concurrent findings of the Courts below.

2. Plaintiffs filed the suit for declaration to the effect that they were sole owners of house No. 2616, measuring 8 marlas, Phase 7, Mohali and for permanent injunction restraining defendants No. 1 and 2 from getting the said house transferred in their names along with names of the plaintiffs. House in dispute was initially allotted to Mukhtiar Singh, who was grandfather of the plaintiffs i.e. father of Harinder Singh (now deceased) and father-in-law of Satinder Kaur (widow of Harinder Singh). Subsequently conveyance deed was executed in favour of Mukhtiar Singh.

3. Mukhtiar Singh executed a registered Will dated 7.8.1997 in favour of his wife Sukhwinder Kaur regarding suit property. Mukhtiar Singh died in the year 1998. By virtue of aforesaid Will dated 7.8.1997, Ex.P-2, Mukhtiar Singh bequeathed all his properties in favour of Sukhwinder Kaur-wife. After the death of Mukhtiar Singh, Sukhwinder Kaur became absolute owner of the property in question. This Will was got registered on 14.8.1997 with Sub Registrar, Mohali. Member of Municipal Council and one Ashwani Kumar, A















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