In a village, there lived two friends named Ram and Shyam. Their friendship was very strong, but one day, a dispute arose over a small piece of land. Ram claimed that the land was given to him by his father, while Shyam insisted that he had bought it with his own money. The argument escalated to the point where they started abusing each other, and the matter reached the villagers. Some people in the village suggested that they resolve it among themselves, but neither was willing to back down. Finally, Shyam decided to take the issue to court.Shyam approached a lawyer from the village and filed a case against Ram. In the lawsuit, Shyam stated that he had paid Ram for the land and had some documents to prove that it belonged to him. On the other hand, Ram also hired a lawyer and argued that Shyam was lying. Ram told the court that he had a written letter from his father clearly stating that the land was given to him. Both sides presented their evidence and called a few villagers as witnesses to support their claims.The court hearing began. The judge listened to both parties and carefully examined the documents. Shyam had an old receipt that mentioned some money being paid, but it didn’t clearly specify that it was for the land. Meanwhile, the letter Ram presented was also old, and its handwriting had faded. The judge questioned the witnesses too. One witness said he had seen Shyam giving money to Ram, but he didn’t know what it was for. Another witness supported Ram, saying he had heard that the land belonged to Ram’s father.The hearings went on for several days. The judge took time to review the evidence and the statements of the witnesses before making a decision. In the end, the judge concluded that neither side had solid proof to clearly establish ownership of the land. Therefore, the court decided that the land should be divided equally between Ram and Shyam so that both would get something, and the dispute could end. Neither Ram nor Shyam was happy with this decision, but they had no other choice. The case not only ended their friendship but also became a topic of discussion among the villagers for a long time In a village, there lived two friends named Ram and Shyam. Their friendship was very strong, but one day, a dispute arose over a small piece of land. Ram claimed that the land was given to him by his father, while Shyam insisted that he had bought it with his own money. The argument escalated to the point where they started abusing each other, and the matter reached the villagers. Some people in the village suggested that they resolve it among themselves, but neither was willing to back down. Finally, Shyam decided to take the issue to court.Shyam approached a lawyer from the village and filed a case against Ram. In the lawsuit, Shyam stated that he had paid Ram for the land and had some documents to prove that it belonged to him. On the other hand, Ram also hired a lawyer and argued that Shyam was lying. Ram told the court that he had a written letter from his father clearly stating that the land was given to him. Both sides presented their evidence and called a few villagers as witnesses to support their claims.The court hearing began. The judge listened to both parties and carefully examined the documents. Shyam had an old receipt that mentioned some money being paid, but it didn’t clearly specify that it was for the land. Meanwhile, the letter Ram presented was also old, and its handwriting had faded. The judge questioned the witnesses too. One witness said he had seen Shyam giving money to Ram, but he didn’t know what it was for. Another witness supported Ram, saying he had heard that the land belonged to Ram’s father.The hearings went on for several days. The judge took time to review the evidence and the statements of the witnesses before making a decision. In the end, the judge concluded that neither side had solid proof to clearly establish ownership of the land. Therefore, the court decided that the land should be divided equally between Ram and Shyam so that both would get something, and the dispute could end. Neither Ram nor Shyam was happy with this decision, but they had no other choice. The case not only ended their friendship but also became a topic of discussion among the villagers for a long time Submit