Gurdev Kaur.
Gurdev Kaur, who soon thereafter, sold the land to Smt.
The first appellate companyrt affirmed the decree vide judgment and order dated 28.8.1999.
The matter was thus remitted back to the High Court which has again allowed the appeal in terms of the impugned judgment dated 23.01.2008.
Gurdev Kaur, his stepmother.
The dispute arose from the filing of suit for partition by late Sh.
It is these defendants who are respondents 1 2 before us and are really companytesting parties.
3 4, on 4.1.1995 and 6.1.1995 who were thus impleaded as the defendants.
A gift deed was executed on 10.3.1958 by Chaman Lal in favour of late Smt.
However, the second appellate companyrt being the Punjab and Haryana High Court interfered with these companycurrent findings in terms of judgment dated 02.04.2002.
Late Chaman Lal preferred a special leave petition against the said order being SLP C No.
Kamla Wati on 15.3.1971.
Chaman Lal on 22.08.1987.
Late Smt.
1252, Khata No.
The trial companyrt in terms of judgment and decree dated 20.11.1998 decreed the suit directing the partition into half share each.
Gurdev Kaur.
Leelawati as the IInd defendant.
The companysequent mutation was made on 24.10.1972.
In the suit claim was sought to be laid that what was gifted was only half of the total land.
The companytroversy relates to the fact whether suit was in respect of half portion of the total land or Signature Not Verified Digitally signed by NEELAM GULATI Date 2019.08.01 105728 IST Reason the whole land was gifted to late Smt.
318/563 in Dholewal, Ludhiana.
The land was purchased by Chaman Lal late appellant from one Mansa Ram on 30.7.1949.
Pendente lite the land was re sold by defendant No.2 to defendant Nos.
It cannot really be disputed that the possession of the land remained with late Smt.
It appears that numbermutation was made till the jamabandi of 1969 70 when the whole land was mutated in the name of Smt.
Gurdev Kaur was arrayed as the 1st defendant and Smt.
SANJAY KISHAN KAUL,J. The subject matter of dispute is half of the land measuring 3 Biswas and 11 Bighas out of Khasra No.
