HIGH COURT OF DELHI
MASTER FATEHVIR SINGH (MINOR) & ANR. – Appellant
Versus
CHANPREET SINGH BAMMI & ORS. – Respondent
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21.02.2023
I.A. 2687/2020(U.O. VII R. XI of CPC)
1.
This application has been preferred for rejection of a plaint
which has come to be instituted in a suit for partition.
2.
Mr. Rohatgi, learned counsel appearing for the Applicant has
vehemently urged that although the plaint seeks to assert that a Hindu
Undivided Family [HUF] came into being and as a consequence of which
the minor Plaintiff obtained a right and interest therein by virtue of birth,
the pleadings taken in the plaint are wholly insufficient and unsupported by
any evidence. Taking the Court through the plaint which has been filed, Mr.
Rohatgi, pointed out that apart from the various assertions made with
respect to meetings and oral statements attributed to parties, the plaint
neither places on the record any documentary evidence nor any statutory
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record which may have indicated that an HUF came into being and that the
nature of the properties was changed in terms thereof. According to Mr.
Rohta
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