S. K. VERMA
Sri Bhagwan Agarwal – Appellant
Versus
Ram Bharose Lal – Respondent
JUDGMENT
S.K. Verma, J. - These are seven connected applications. The facts giving rise to them may be, briefly, summarised as follows. One Lala Luchman Das was the owner of Ram Chand Lachhman Dass Ice Factory and Ram Chand Lachhman Dass Iron Foundry, situate in Mohalla Free ganj, Agra. He died on the 28th of April 1956, leaving behind him two sons, Ram Bharosey Lal and Kailash Shankar, and a widow, Rukmani Devi, step-mother of the two sons. On the 1st of April 1958 Ram Bharosey Lal and Kailash Shankar executed a sale-deed in favour of Shri Bhagwan, son of Rai Bahadur Kan, haiya Lal in respect of the Ice Factory. On the 5th of April 1958 Ram Bharosey Lal and Kailash Shankar executed another sale-deed in favouri of Shri Bhagxvan in respect of the Iron Foundry. On the 22nd of April 1958 the vendee, Shri Bhawan, executed two leases in favour of the vendors, Ram Bharosey Lal and Kailash Shankar. All the four documents, that is to say, the two sale deeds and the two lease deeds, were registered on the same date, that is on the 24th of July 1958. On the Ist of May 1958 two documents were executed by Shri. Bhagwan in favour of the vendors undertaking to reconvey the Ice Factory and the Iro
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