BHUTT, SEN
DHIRAJKUNWAR – Appellant
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LAKHANSINGH – Respondent
( 2 ) PRITHISINGH, the propositus of the family, left behind four sons, Chaitsingh, bhawarsingh, Kanwal-singh, and Nawalsingh. Bhawarsingh was married to Mst. Akalo from whom he had a son, Tikaftsingh, who died on 24-4-1984. Tikaitsingh held -/8/- share of village Karwa, which, on his death devolved upon his widows, dhirajkuar and Champakuar, -/5/-village share being mutated in the name of dhirajkuar and -/3/- in that of Champakuar. Champakuar, however, remarried and left the family sometime in the year 1938 and consequently her -/3/- village share reverted to Dhirajkuar.
( 3 ) KANWALSINGH left behind two sons, Manpoo-lalsingh, the plaintiff, and Tiloksingh, father of appellant No. 2, Dwarkaprasad, Mannoolalsingh was the son of his legally married wife. Tiloksi
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