SHEKH SHAHID AND OTHER vs SHEKH BAHRAM AND OTHERS — 44/2021
Case under Code of Civil Procedure Section 9. Disposed: Uncontested--DISMISSED on 29th April 2026.
Partion Suit - TITLE PARTITION SUIT
CNR: BRWC220001462021
Filing Number
146/2021
Filing Date
10-Sep-2021
Registration No
44/2021
Registration Date
10-Sep-2021
Court
Narkatiaganj Civil Division
Judge
3-Sub -Judge- II-Cum A.C.J.M
Decision Date
29-Apr-2026
Nature of Disposal
Uncontested--DISMISSED
Last updated 28-May-2026
Acts & Sections
Petitioner(s)
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1.SHEKH SHAHID AND OTHER
Adv. SHEO NARAIN PRASAD
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2.SHEKH MAHID
Respondent(s)
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1.SHEKH BAHRAM AND OTHERS
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2.SHEKH SERAJ
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3.SK SARFARAJ
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4.BIBI RAUSHAN ARA
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5.BIBI YUGNI ARA
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6.SK AJMULLAH
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7.MUNNI BEGUM
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8.JHUNNI BEGUM
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9.NOORJAHAN BEGUM
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10.ASROON NESHA
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11.SABROON NESHA
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12.SHAHJAHAN BEGUM
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13.ALIMUN KHATOON
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14.JHALIMUN KHATOON
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15.SHEKH HASMUDDIN
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16.SHEKH RAJJAK
Adv. ASHWANI RAMAN
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17.SHEKH SALLI
Case History
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Case disposedDisposed
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29-Apr-2026
JudgmentView PDF
Case Summary: 44/2021 The court dismissed the plaintiffs' suit for partition of disputed agricultural land totaling 1 bigha 11 kattha 5 dhur located in Moza-Barwa, Bihar. The judge found that the plaintiffs failed to establish joint ownership and possession of the land among all parties, as they could not adequately prove their claims through documentary evidence (particularly regarding property acquired by one co-owner through separate purchase) and could not make necessary co-owners parties to the suit. The case was dismissed as defective for want of proper parties and insufficient proof of claims. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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29-Apr-2026
Disposed
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23-Apr-2026
Judgement
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30-Mar-2026
Arguments
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12-Mar-2026
Arguments
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19-Feb-2026
Arguments
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28-Jan-2026
Arguments
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08-Jan-2026
Arguments
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01-Dec-2025
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04-Nov-2025
Arguments
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11-Sep-2025
Eviddence of Plaintiff / Petitioner
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15-Jul-2025
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15-May-2025
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27-Feb-2025
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18-Jan-2025
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19-Dec-2024
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19-Oct-2024
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05-Sep-2024
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25-Jul-2024
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07-Jun-2024
Appearence
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15-Apr-2024
Appearence
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18-Jan-2024
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12-Oct-2023
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13-Jul-2023
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26-Apr-2023
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25-Jan-2023
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04-Nov-2022
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22-Aug-2022
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27-Jun-2022
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05-May-2022
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02-Mar-2022
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12-Jan-2022
Appearence
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03-Dec-2021
Filing Of Requisites & App. Of Defendent.
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22-Nov-2021
Sarishtadar Report
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01-Nov-2021
Sarishtadar Report
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08-Oct-2021
First hearing
Initial hearing scheduled
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10-Sep-2021
Case filed
Registration No. 44/2021
Case Summary: 44/2021 The court dismissed the plaintiffs' suit for partition of disputed agricultural land totaling 1 bigha 11 kattha 5 dhur located in Moza-Barwa, Bihar. The judge found that the plaintiffs failed to establish joint ownership and possession of the land among all parties, as they could not adequately prove their claims through documentary evidence (particularly regarding property acquired by one co-owner through separate purchase) and could not make necessary co-owners parties to the suit. The case was dismissed as defective for want of proper parties and insufficient proof of claims. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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