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1999 Supreme(Mad) 885

B.AKBAR BASHA KHADIRI
Rukmani Devi – Appellant
Versus
R. M. Lakshmandoss – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
For the Plaintiffs:G. Subramainan, Senior Advocate.
For the Defendant:A. Abdul Ravoof, Advocate.

Judgment :-

This suit is filed for partition.

2. This suit has arisen in this way: — The plaintiffs are the daughters of one R.K. Mannulal. The defendant is the son of Mannulal. Mannulals wife was Subadra Devi. Mannulal died intestate on 15.3.1992. Subadra Devi died on 9.11.1981. She was the absolute owner of ‘A’ Schedule immovables and ‘B’ Schedule movables. Subadra Devi died intestate. Therefore, the plaintiffs, defendant and Mannulal were each entitled to 1/7th share in Subadra Devis estate. Mannulal died on 15.3.1992. Therefore, the plaintiffs have acquired 1/42 shares in the estate succeeded by Mannulal from his wife and thus, each plaintiff is entitled to 7/42 share, i.e., 1/6th share in the ‘A’ Schedule properties and the defendant is entitled to 7/42 share.

3. Mannulal was the absolute owner of ‘C’ Schedule immovable and ‘D’ Schedule movables. After the demise of Mannulal, each of the plaintiffs is entitled to 1/6th share and the defendant is entitled to 1/6th share. Therefore, the plaintiffs have come forward with the instant suit for allotment of their 7/42 share in ‘A’ and ‘B’ Schedules properties and 1/6th share in ‘C’ and ‘D’ Schedules properties to each of the plaintiff








































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