Pramila D/o Shivaramsingh Tiwari Aged about 40 years Occ Agril and House hold vs Lachiram S/o Shivaramsinga Tiwari Aged about 42 years, Occ Agril — 28/2011

Case under Sec of Cpc Section 39. Status: ARGUMENTS-CIVIL. Next hearing: 24th April 2026.

O.S. - Original Suit

CNR: KAYG030010352011

ARGUMENTS-CIVIL

Next Hearing

24th April 2026

e-Filing Number

-

Filing Date

11-02-2011

Registration No

28/2011

Registration Date

11-02-2011

Court

CIVIL JUDGE AND JMFC YADGIR

Judge

334-PRL.CIVIL JUDGE AND JMFC,YADGIR

Acts & Sections

SEC OF CPC Section 39

Petitioner(s)

Pramila D/o Shivaramsingh Tiwari Aged about 40 years Occ Agril and House hold

Adv. Devindrappa Malkhadkar

Respondent(s)

Lachiram S/o Shivaramsinga Tiwari Aged about 42 years, Occ Agril

Hearing History

Judge: 334-PRL.CIVIL JUDGE AND JMFC,YADGIR

07-04-2026

ARGUMENTS-CIVIL

25-03-2026

ARGUMENTS-CIVIL

07-03-2026

ARGUMENTS-CIVIL

11-02-2026

ARGUMENTS-CIVIL

24-01-2026

ARGUMENTS-CIVIL

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26-03-2015
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Deposition

Summary This is a Kannada language civil court order (O.S. No. 28/2011) from January 24, 2026, involving a property partition dispute. The court examined witness testimony regarding a 1962 family property division and found that the witness gave false evidence to support the plaintiff's claim that properties should be transferred to the plaintiff's name. The court concluded that the witness knowingly provided perjured testimony and false evidence in an attempt to illegally obtain ancestral properties through forged succession documents. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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Summary This is a Kannada language civil court order (O.S. No. 28/2011) from January 24, 2026, involving a property partition dispute. The court examined witness testimony regarding a 1962 family property division and found that the witness gave false evidence to support the plaintiff's claim that properties should be transferred to the plaintiff's name. The court concluded that the witness knowingly provided perjured testimony and false evidence in an attempt to illegally obtain ancestral properties through forged succession documents. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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