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This case was related to Karnataka, where the original owner Muniyappa had issued an "irrevocable" power of attorney and an unregistered agreement to sell in favor of A. Saraswati on 4 April 1986. Under this, Saraswati was given the right to look after the property and sell it. But Muniyappa died on 30 January 1997. After this, Saraswati sold this property to his son M. S. Ananthamurthy on 1 April 1998. On the other hand, Muniyappa's legal heirs sold the same property to S. Srinivasulu on March 21, 2003. Srinivasulu later sold it to C. Roopavati, who later gifted it to her daughter J. Manjula. In 2007, J. Manjula filed a suit for a permanent injunction against Ananthamurthy, claiming that she had a legal right over the property.

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