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Mallamma vs B.S. Venkataram on 30 August, 1990

make allotment of properties in an equitable manner instead of rejecting their claim for such equitable partition on the ground that they have no locus ... There is no dispute that a party can ask for an equitable partition. A transferee from him, therefore, can also do so. Such a construction
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Dhanamma vs Kamalamma on 25 January, 1991

make allotment of properties in an equitable manner instead of rejecting their claim for such equitable partition on the ground that they have no locus ... There is no dispute that a party can ask for an equitable partition. A transferee from him, therefore, can also do so. Such a construction
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Sri Naganaik vs Sri G H Ajay on 3 April, 2024

that the appellants had no locus standi to ask for an equitable partition particularly when the sales in favour of the appellants were ... make allotment of properties in an equitable manner instead of rejecting their claim for such equitable partition on the ground that they have no locus
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