PARTITION SUIT PLAINT
In the Court of X, District X.
Plaint dated 3 April 2026. Plaintiff: X, X. Defendant 1: X, X. Other defendants: X
- PROPERTY
X; X. Regime: Punjab freehold/revenue-record property.
- TITLE AND SHARES
X. Plaintiff share: X. Defendant shares: X.
- POSSESSION
Joint possession.
- CAUSE OF ACTION
X. Latest cause: 1 April 2026. Prior demand: X. Demand date: 2 April 2026
- MODE OF PARTITION
Mode: Physical division by metes and bounds. Requested allotment: X. Sale/buy-out position: Physical partition remains primary relief.
- ACCOUNTS
X
- JURISDICTION / COURT FEE
Suit valuation: ₹25,000 (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand only). Court-fee basis: X.
- PRIOR CASES
Earlier partition proceeding absent from the disclosed record.
- DOCUMENTS
X.
- RELIEFS
Declaration: X. Partition: X. Injunction: X Accounts: X Costs/further relief: X Interim protection: Status quo against transfer/construction.
VERIFICATION
Verified at X on 4 April 2026 that facts stated from my knowledge and records are true and legal submissions are based on advice.
LEGAL BASIS
Punjab: Order XX Rule 18 CPC governs partition decrees; section 54 CPC routes partition of an estate assessed to Government revenue through the Collector after the civil court declares rights. Sections 2 and 3 of the Partition Act, 1893 permit sale or co-sharer purchase in the stated circumstances. The competent civil court receives the plaint. The exact Punjab court-fee rate and pecuniary threshold were not confirmed; appeal follows the CPC from the decree/order of the trial court.