JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Leave granted.
(2.) This appeal arises out of a suit for partition.
The appellant before us is the plaintiff in the suit.
(3.) The suit property consisted of two buildings and
the land on which it stood. The plaintiff held 66.94% of
the shares therein. In terms of fraction, this came to 83
out of 124 shares. Defendant No. 1 held 8 out of 124.
Defendants 2 to 7 each held 4 out of 124. Defendant No.
8 held 8 out of 124 and defendant No. 9 held 1 out of 124
shares. The total extent was said to be 64333 sq. feet.
Out of this, the plaintiff - bank was in possession of an
extent of 14930 sq. feet. On 22.6.1977, a preliminary
decree for partition was passed. It was declared that the
plaintiff was entitled to 83 out of 124 shares and that the
same be allotted to the plaintiff. It also directed that other
sharers be allotted their respective shares. The
preliminary decree became final. It is necessary only to
notice that respondent No. 1 before us was not a party to
the preliminary decree and no share was allotted to it.
But, it appears that subsequently, respondent No. 1
purchased the shares of defendants 1 to 4 and 9 and
respondent No. 5 acquired 8 out of 124 shares taking an
assignment from defendant No. 8. Thus, both
respondents 1 and 5 before us who were impleaded in the
final decree proceedings, were assignees from sharers,
subsequent to the preliminary decree.;
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