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Sri Ramamurthy vs Sri Subba Rao Since Decd By His Lrs on 10 June, 2008

Karnataka High Court
Sri Ramamurthy vs Sri Subba Rao Since Decd By His Lrs on 10 June, 2008
Author: V.Jagannathan
EN Tm: HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE
Dated the 10"' day of June 2008 "
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THE HGNBLE MRJUSTICE ; v.JAGANr§.s;§9fIA'§I{'L;*~«  
REGULAR SECOND APi3EAL No. 2086.  _ 3 

BETWEEN :

Sri Ratnamurthy,

S] (:2 late Narayanappa,

Aged about 60 years,

R] a Doddahulluru Village,

Hosakote Taiuk, ' __  E  "  , 
Bangalore Rural Distzriét 4-T5833     % '

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sifgcc dea:i_b}{‘hiS’*!,_.”Rs;’.’ :

. .3) “S.!:VIlf;.v.’.:3″CIA1.}-:E}.fi;:l:’II1II1a,
late Subba Rao.N.,
Aged aizééut 55 years.

T.

« late Subba Rao.N.,

-figed about 30 years.

*~ t. Sri Venkatesh,
S/0 late Subba Rao.N.,
Aged about 28 years.

Ci) Sri Raghavcndra,
S/o late Subba Rao.N.,
Aged about 26 years.

6) Sri Pzashantha,
S/0 late Subba Rac.N.,
Aged about 24 years.

2. Sri Hanumantharayappa,
S/0 Srikantaiah, Aged about
?’4 yeam.

All are 1*] a Dodda Hullur Village,
Kasaba Hobli, Bangalore

District-584 161. M
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Regular Second Appceffilgd uandexe

C.P.C. against the jz1dg311entV’VL’La1;it£_dc¢iue’ “deitcd’:§9.6.20G6
passed in R.A.No. 137;e:2p02 ee’x;ee~fi1eeeeftee ;=x:1e:{Diet1~;et as
Sessions Judge] Pxttsiiiizig. _Traci< Colxrt-IV,
Bangalore Rural the appeal
and confi11I1jng'««:tfihe dated 8.4.2002
passed file of the CiVi} Judge:
(Jr.D:e,)§e Je»;F"C}:.,§_1eee;»

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all his properties in flavour of Subbamnia and to his

three sons and, Hanuniantharayappa, one of fti:e’j'<sons,

sold the property which was

Subbamma also sold 'A' schedule'

the second defendant through

in respect of 'B' and 'C' V'propert§e's;t1*;ej f.I'Sf'l

defendant acquired V over.' as 'he'-'Was looking
after his mother tillaiher Therefore, the

plaintiff has .n4*i.A:righti;oV¢l3" seheclule items.

4. The of–~-the} parties led the learned
trial _iu_.dge as five issues and, after

taking evidence let in by the parties,

– tt:e=i1¢.,;;.:m¢d .lti’iaJ.._.j_1zdge held that the plaintifi’ is not

‘ share in suit ‘A’ schedule property but,

‘B’ and ‘C’ schedule properties are

coneetneel, following the first defendant having failed to

A “:i_° iprotre that the sale} items fell to his share, the p1aintifi’ is

V’ entitles to half share in ‘B’ and ‘C’ schedule properties

also as only the plaintiff and the first defendant were left
in the fray following the death of their parents and one

brother Hannmanthfiayappa. Consequently. the suit of

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Hanumantharayappa, who diets} issueless. Therefore, it

is subnfltted that notwithstanding the View takenhy this

court that the appeal new preferred is }ia?i.1i§i:*’

dismissed, yet, {he appellant be glvcn td

his remedy as regards the said Ac{}nce1j’13ed.V

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8. In the light of the abofe

pmceed to pass the foflowixiggfrder:

The is . appellant is at
iiberty of the property

wmclfi, ‘V _ _– him, was left by