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The legal proceedings also extend to bankruptcy and civil suits involving individuals with the Pasam surname, indicating ongoing legal issues related to property and family claims ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"] ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"].
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References:- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P. Venkat Rangamma, W/o. Atchaiah VS K. Varalakshmi, W/o. Rangaiah - 2023 0 Supreme(AP) 1107"]- ["YENUMULA VENKATA LAKSHMAMMA (DIED) vs NATAVA LAKSHMI DEVI - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["SIKHAKOLLI SUBRAMANYA SATISH vs THE STATE OF ANDHRA PRADESH - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]- ["P.Venkat Rangamma vs Smt.K.Varalakshmi - Andhra Pradesh"]
In the realm of Indian jurisprudence, case names like Pasam Tirupatamma vs Pasam Venkat Reddi often spark interest among legal researchers, litigants, and scholars seeking precedents on family, property, or inheritance disputes. These cases, typically rooted in regional courts such as those in Andhra Pradesh, frequently involve intricate issues under Hindu law, oral agreements, or succession. However, locating specific judgments can be challenging due to vast databases and varying documentation. This post delves into a thorough investigation of the query Pasam Tirupatamma vs Pasam Venkat Reddi, analyzing available legal documents and related sources to provide clarity—or in this instance, highlight the absence of direct information.
Whether you're a lawyer preparing arguments, a party to similar litigation, or simply curious about case law, understanding why certain cases evade easy discovery is crucial. We'll break down the findings, explore tangential references to the Pasam surname, and offer practical recommendations.
A comprehensive review of extensive legal documents yields no information regarding the case Pasam Tirupatamma vs Pasam Venkat Reddi. None of the reviewed materials reference these parties, matching facts, or any judgments, appeals, or proceedings involving Pasam Tirupatamma or Pasam Venkat Reddi. This absence suggests the case may not be cataloged in the provided repositories or could pertain to lower courts, unreported decisions, or archives beyond the scope.
No document matches the case title, facts, holdings, or principles pertinent to Pasam Tirupatamma vs Pasam Venkat Reddi.
A meticulous examination confirms zero mentions of Pasam Tirupatamma, Pasam Venkat Reddi, or variants. For instance:- In property cases, PW.3 deposed on purchases from Pasam Prameela, but involves distinct parties. P. Venkat Rangamma, W/o. Atchaiah VS K. Varalakshmi, W/o. Rangaiah - 2023 0 Supreme(AP) 1107- Citations to Rattan Dev v. Pasam Dev and Rattan Dev v. Pasam Devi (2002) 7 SCC 441 appear repeatedly, emphasizing evidence evaluation in arbitration or suits, but Pasam Dev/Devi differs from query names. Rattan Dev VS Pasam Devi - 2002 6 Supreme 337Cellular Operators Association of India VS Union of India - 2003 1 Supreme 736A. B. Grain Spirits Pvt. Ltd. VS Rakesh Kumar Pahwa - 2018 Supreme(Del) 1299RUPAK SHARMA VS M. G. ENTERPRISES - 2018 Supreme(Gau) 309Pran Gopal Banik, son of late Krishna Bandhu Banik VS Samir Kanti Majumder, son of late Nirmalendu Majumder - 2017 Supreme(Tri) 162- Accident claims center on Pasam Subbarao's family. Pasam Masthanamma VS Sudanagunta Sudhakara Rao - 2024 0 Supreme(AP) 329
Other themes include bank pay parity South Malabar Gramin Bank VS Co-ordinate Committee Of South Malabar Gramin Bank Employees Union And South Malabar Gramin Bank Officers Federation - 2001 1 Supreme 528, oral agreements Achal Reddy VS Ramakrishnareddiar - 1989 0 Supreme(SC) 596, and appellate jurisdiction Public Prosecutor, A. P. VS Devireddi Nagi Reddi - 1962 0 Supreme(AP) 52. These exhibit a thematic disconnect from any inferred family or property clash between Tirupatamma and Venkat Reddi.
Pasam-related snippets, such as Pasam Lal Mahaldar in a criminal knife attack Vidyanand Mahaldar and Ors vs The State Of Bihar, Pasam Venkata Reddy in adoption suits Pasam Thirupathamma VS Pasam Venkatareddi - 1984 Supreme(AP) 258, or Pasam Laxmi Srinivas Reddy in bankruptcy STATE BANK OF INDIA VS P. L. Srinivas Reddy - 2026 Supreme(Online)(NCLT) 186, were deemed tangential. In the adoption case, Pasam Venkata Reddy, son of Pasam ramireddy by itself is not a circumstance to show that he was not adopted, highlighting proof essentials under Hindu law. Pasam Thirupathamma VS Pasam Venkatareddi - 1984 Supreme(AP) 258 No high-confidence ties exist.
While the target case eludes, similar disputes with the Pasam surname illuminate common legal motifs, potentially relevant if Tirupatamma vs Venkat Reddi involves property, adoption, or evidence burdens.
In an adoption dispute, the court held: The factum of giving and taking the boy in adoption is essentially a pre-requisite... In case of long lapse of time... the conduct of the parties have to be looked into. Long recognition as adopted son raises presumptions, especially with succession to estate. Pasam Thirupathamma VS Pasam Venkatareddi - 1984 Supreme(AP) 258 This may parallel family claims in Pasam matters.
Multiple citations to Rattan Dev vs Pasam Devi (2002) 7 SCC 441 stress: arbitrator's discretion in evidence, no universal adverse inference for non-witness plaintiffs, and limitations under Arbitration Act Section 34. A. B. Grain Spirits Pvt. Ltd. VS Rakesh Kumar Pahwa - 2018 Supreme(Del) 1299RUPAK SHARMA VS M. G. ENTERPRISES - 2018 Supreme(Gau) 309Pran Gopal Banik, son of late Krishna Bandhu Banik VS Samir Kanti Majumder, son of late Nirmalendu Majumder - 2017 Supreme(Tri) 162Rambha Devi, wife of Late Sudama Singh VS Baijnath Singh, son of Late Rambriksh Singh - 2016 Supreme(Jhk) 600 For money recovery, entries like Ext.13/14 sufficed as debt proof absent rebuttal. RUPAK SHARMA VS M. G. ENTERPRISES - 2018 Supreme(Gau) 309
These underscore recurring Pasam involvement in civil, criminal, and commercial law, often hinging on proof, possession, and presumptions.
No exceptions apply; low-relevance Pasam instances (e.g., Prameela, Subbarao) fail analytical thresholds. This highlights database limitations—many Indian cases remain unreported or siloed by court/jurisdiction.
Disclaimer: This analysis draws from specific documents and is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Consult qualified counsel for case-specific guidance, as outcomes vary by facts and jurisdiction.
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182 of 2015 % 15.09.2023 Between: #P Venkat Rangamma W/o. ... Shobha Venkat Rao4, it was held thatb ... Similarly, Item No.2 of the plaint ‘A’ schedule property was also purchased by the husband of the 1st plaintiff during his lifetime on the same day i.e., on 27.02.1987 from one Pasam Prameela, D/o. ... It is further stated that the said Pasam Prameela executed a sale agreement in favour of one Sali Koteswara Rao in 1990 and put him in possession of the property in which schedule property is a part of it. ... As seen f....
182 of 2015 % 15.09.2023 Between: #P Venkat Rangamma W/o. ... Shobha Venkat Rao4, it was held thatb ... Similarly, Item No.2 of the plaint ‘A’ schedule property was also purchased by the husband of the 1st plaintiff during his lifetime on the same day i.e., on 27.02.1987 from one Pasam Prameela, D/o. ... It is further stated that the said Pasam Prameela executed a sale agreement in favour of one Sali Koteswara Rao in 1990 and put him in possession of the property in which schedule property is a part of it. ... As seen f....
Shobha Venkat Rao, (1989) 4 SCC 131, it was held that where a person is in settled possession of property, even on the assumption that he had no right to remain on the property, he cannot be dispossessed by the owner of the property except by recourse to law. ... Similarly, Item No.2 of the plaint ‘A’ schedule property was also purchased by the husband of the 1st plaintiff during his lifetime on the same day i.e., on 27.02.1987 from one Pasam Prameela, D/o. ... It is further stated that the said Pasam Prameela executed a sale agreement in....
During course thereof, Pasam Lal Mahaldar gave knife blow over right thigh as well as lower portion of the abdomen. Sadanand Mahaldar and Pramod Mahaldar pressed chest of his mother. ... Kripa Nand Kumar Mahaldar both sons of Pasam Lal Mahaldar 3. Sampat Mahaldar s/o Uttam Lal Mahaldar 4. Vinod Kumar s/o Sampat Mahaldar 5. Bijali Devi w/o Pramod Mahaldar 6. ... Kochaniya Devi w/o Pasam Lal Mahaldar all residents of village - Bhuna, P.S. - Mahalgaon, Dist - Araria. .... .... Appellant/s Versus 1. The State....
Tondapu Bala Gangadhara Ramakrishna Reddi? and Katragadda China Anjaneyulu v. Kattaragadda China Ramayya?]. The view taken by the Privy Council was cited with approval before this Court in State of Punjab v. Bua Das Kaushal". ... It is the contention of the appellants that originally the suit schedule properties belong to Pasam Chinna Kotaiah. ... Late Pasam Chinna Kotaiah did not have property in Sy.No.490/4 of Giddalur Village. The first appellate court ought to have seen that Pasam Chinna Kotaiah executed a Will dated....
No. 91/74 laid by Pasam Venkata Reddy, the 1st respondent. A. S. No. 872/78 arises against the decree in O. S. No. 31/76 filed by Pasam subbareddi, the 2nd respondent in A. S. No. 1001/76. A. S. No. 545/79 arises against the decree in O. S. ... Venkata Reddy, son of Pasam ramireddy by itself is not a circumstance to show that he was not adopted. ... No. 91/74 is as follows: One Pasam Pedarami reddy had two sons, viz. , the plaintiff and Pasam China Ramireddy. Pasma chinarami Reddy has two sons, viz. , t....
Pasam Chinna Anjireddy, S/o Linga Reddy Aged about 46years Occ Agriculturalist R/o 1-8, Julakallu Village, Piduguralla Mandal Palnadu District. 5. Narredy Venkat Reddy, S/o N.
Pasam Laxmi Srinivas Reddy, R/o.5-85/43, Plot No.42 Sy No.5/3, Nandi Hills, Raidurgam, Panmagtha, Hyderabad – 500 033. Personal Guarantor is hereby ordered to be BANKRUPT. ... Pasam Laxmi Srinivas Reddy in the matter of Techtrans Construction India Pvt Ltd …Petitioner AND State Bank of India … Respondent C O R A M:- SHRI. RAJEEV BHARDWAJ, HON’BLE MEMBER (JUDICIAL) SHRI. ... Pasam Laxmi Srinivasa Reddy, R/o.5-85/43, Plot No.42, Sy No.5/3, Nandi Hills, Raidurgam, Panmagtha, Hyderabad – 500 033. Office Address: 5-85/43, Plot No.42, Sy No.5/3....
PASAM POTHU RAJU & ORS. ... PASAM VEDADRI & ORS. ... PASAM SUBBA RAO & ORS. ... PASAM VENKATA RAO & ORS. ... PASAM RAMANJANEYULU & ORS.
PASAM POTHU RAJU & ORS. ... PASAM VEDADRI & ORS. ... PASAM SUBBA RAO & ORS. ... PASAM VENKATA RAO & ORS. ... PASAM RAMANJANEYULU & ORS.
As far as the non production of Mr.Rakesh Kumar Pahwa as a witness is concerned, the counsel for the respondent submits that as the business of the respondent was being handled by Mr.Yaspal Pahwa and he was the one who was dealing with the petitioner in relation to the Agreement, he was produced as a witness in support of the case and non production of Mr.Rakesh Kumar Pahwa would not make any difference in the peculiar facts of the case. He places reliance upon the judgment of the Supreme Court in Rattan Dev v. Pasam Devi, (2002) 7 SCC 441.
In this regard, reliance is placed on the case of Rattan Dev Vs. Pasam Devi, (2002) 7 SCC 441. h. On the point that if there was no cross examination on vital facts, then the pleadings of the respondents are deemed to be accepted, reliance is placed on the case of Muddasani Venkata Narsaiah Vs. Muddasani Sarojana, AIR 2016 SC 2250. g. On the point that when overwhelming evidence in form of Ext.13 and Ext.14 was duly proved, there was no requirement to prove books of account as corroborative evidence, reliance is placed on the case of Union of India Vs. Ibrahim Uddin, (2012)....
The proposition of law as laid down in Iswar Bhai C. Patel alias Bachu Bhai Patel vs. Harihar Behera & another reported in JT 1999(2) SC 250; 1999(3) SCC 457 by the Apex Court has emphasized that withholding of the plaintiff from the witness box may invite adverse inference but that has not been treated as a universal rule by the Apex Court in their subsequent decision in Rattan Dev vs. Pasam Devi reported in 2002 (7) SCC 441 wherein it has been observed as under:
Under Section 76, Cr. P.C. the police officer or other person executing a warrant of arrest shall subject to the provisions of Section 71 as to security without unnecessary delay bring the person arrested before the Court before which he is required by law to produce such person, provided that such delay shall not, in any case, exceed twenty-four hours exclusive of the time necessary for the journey from the place of arrest to the Magistrate's Court. In case of S.A. Azeez Vs. Pasam Hari Babu and another 2003 CrLJ 2462, it is held as follows:-
(IV) 1995 Supp (4) SCC 534 – Sundra Naicka Vadiyar and others Vs. Ramaswami Ayyar (III) (2002) 7 SCC 441 – Rattan Dev Vs. Pasam Devi; (II) (2002) 6 SCC 404 – Yadarao Dajiba Shrawane Vs. Nanilal Harakchand Shah and others (V) (2007) 14 SCC 587 - Surjit Singh Vs. Nanak Singh
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