M.P.M Gowramma W/o Late. M.P.M Veeresh vs M.P.M Sarojamma W/o. Late. M.P.M Chandraiah, Dead by LRs — 8/2023

Summary The court dismissed the plaintiffs' partition suit with costs. While the court found that one property (Item No.3) was ancestral joint family property, it ruled the suit was not maintainable because: (1) the plaintiffs failed to prove other disputed properties were joint family assets; (2) registered sale deeds and gift deeds executed in 2010-2015 were legally valid and binding, with the plaintiffs' delay in filing suit (until 2018) suggesting knowledge that properties were not joint family assets; (3) the suit was defective for non-joinder of necessary parties (the propositus's brothers) and movable properties that should have been included in partition proceedings. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.