Partition Suit Drafting Guide

For drafting the plaint, ensure to follow the outlined structure, adhering to the legal formatting and conventions of Karnataka. If you need further assistance or specific details, let me know!

To draft a plaint for a partition suit based on the details provided, follow this structure:
*. Court Heading:
- IN THE COURT OF Civil Judge & JMFC, Sira
*. Suit Number:
- [Suit Number/*]
*. Plaintiffs:
- Dasanna: Aged *, Retired Executive Engineer, Ganganagar, Bangalore.
- Puttabyatappa: Aged *, Retired Professor, Ag’s Layout, Bangalore.
- B. Srinivasappa: Aged *, Hebbal, Bangalore.
- Anil Kumar.D: Aged *, Government Employee, RMV II Stage, Bangalore.
- Renuka R & Hemavathi R: Aged *, *, Housewife, RMV II Stage, Bangalore.
- Dushyanth C.K: Aged *, K R Puram, Bangalore.
- Shivaramanna: Aged *, Retired Under Secretary, Bhadrappa Layout, Bangalore.
*. Defendants:
- Kempamma: Aged *, Housewife, Chikkanahalli, Sira.
- Smt. Jagadamba: Aged *, Chikkanahalli, Sira.
*. Cause of Action:
- Dispute over ancestral property due to intestate death of Late Shri Byaterangappa.
- Issues with unauthorized sales and fake wills.
*. Reliefs Sought:
- Declare sale deed and will null and void.
- Restore property ownership.
- Estate administration under court directions.
Ensure to number each paragraph and include legal citations relevant to inheritance disputes in Karnataka. If further detailed sections are required, particularly for legal citations or specific claims, you should consult a legal professional or refer to Karnataka's legal procedural guidelines.

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To correct and improve the draft, consider the following suggestions:
*. Court Heading and Suit Number: Ensure the correct court title is used, and insert the suit number once assigned.
*. Plaintiffs and Defendants: Clearly list parties with their full names, ages, occupations, and addresses. Check for consistency and accuracy.
*. Cause of Action: Expand details on the ancestral property, emphasizing the legal background and specific disputes related to unauthorized sales and fabricated wills.
*. Reliefs Sought: Clarify and detail the reliefs by specifying the legal basis for declaring documents as null and void, and procedures for the estate administration.
*. Legal Formatting: Ensure adherence to legal conventions, including paragraph numbering, and consider adding relevant legal citations from Karnataka’s inheritance laws.
*. Verification and Signatures: Double-check verification and signature sections to ensure they comply with procedural requirements.
*. Supporting Documents: List and ensure all necessary documents are attached, such as RTC extracts, death certificates, and disputed sale deeds.
Consult a local attorney to ensure alignment with specific legal procedures in Karnataka and for any additional sections or citations needed. Would you like more detailed suggestions on legal citations or procedural guidelines?