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Jul 03 1947

Charu Chandra Vs. Snigdhendu Prosad and ors.

Court: Kolkata

Decided on: Jul-03-1947

Reported in: AIR1948Cal150

Gopendranath Das, J.1. This appeal is on behalf of the plaintiff in a suit for apportionment of rent and for possession of C.S. Dag No. 1326 on declaration of the plaintiff's title thereto and for an in-junction. There were two holdings held by Sashi the father of defendants 2 and 3, namely a 'holding of 9 bighas 13 cottahs bearing a rental of Rs. 47-4-3 and a holding of 8 bighas 2 cottahs tearing a rent of Rs. 40-0-9. Both these holdings were held under defendant 1. On 5-9-1933 the plaintiff alleges to have purchased 7 bighas 5 cottahs and 8 chattaks of land out of the first holding and 7 bighas and 8 chattaks out of the second holding. In the kobala which was marked as Ex. 1, proportionate rentals of the first and second holdings were stated to be Rs. 85-7-9 and as. 34-10-3. The plaintiff claimed, therefore, to have acquired by purchase from Sashi 14 bighas and 6 cottahs of land at a proportionate rental of as. 70-1-14 gandas. The plaintiff's allegation is that he obtained a kharij o...


Jul 02 1947

Gour Chand Basak and ors. Vs. Khirode Nath Basak and ors.

Court: Kolkata

Decided on: Jul-02-1947

Reported in: AIR1948Cal73

Biswas, J.1. The short point which arises in this appeal is whether Section 4, Partition Act (4 [IV] of (1893) applies. The plaintiffs are the purchasers of an eight annas share in a holding, which is referred to in the plaint as holding No. 3, being C.S. Plot No. 275 of map, Ex. 2, from two members of an undivided Hindu family, who owned that share. The defendants, who are the other members of the family are the owners of the remaining eight annas share. After purchase, the plaintiffs brought a suit for partition and the only defence which was put forward in answer to it was a claim under Section 4, Partition Act to buy out the plaintiffs on a valuation to be made by the Court as prescribed in that section. That raised the question whether the interest, which had been purchased by the plaintiffs, could be described as 'a share of a dwelling house belonging to an undivided family' within the meaning of Sub-section (1) of that section.2. The facts relevant to the point under considerati...


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