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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

whether the gift by father from joint family is valid – “Gifts of affection- The father’s power to make gifts through affection within reasonable limits of ancestral movable property has been fully recognized. In Ramalinga v Narayana (1922 (49) IA 168) the Privy Council held that “the father has undoubtedly the power under the 21 « advocatemmmohan

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whether the gift by father from joint family is valid – “Gifts of affection- The father’s power to make gifts through affection within reaso...

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whether the gift in question had become complete under Section 123 of the TP Act? It is seen from the recitals of the gift deed t...
Tuesday, August 30, 2011

whether the authorized agent should not be granted permission to appear on behalf of the complainants as he was not enrolled as an Advocate « advocatemmmohan

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whether the authorized agent should not be granted permission to appear on behalf of the complainants as he was not enrolled as an Advocate ...

Hindu Succession Act, 1956 (No. 30 of 1956): ss. 2, 14- Hindu widow’s estate-Alienation by gift to female reversioner prior to 1956-Whether alienee could become absolute owner-`Limited owner’-Meaning of: s. 4-Hindu Law- Applicability of. Hindu Law: Gift of widow’s estate without legal necessity-Reversioner can claim possession within 12 years of widow’s death-Whether alienee could claim adverse possession against reversioners during life time of widow. Transfer of property Act, 1898: S. 41-Estoppel-Whether applicable against reversioners in case of gift of widow’s estate in favour of one of reversioners. Statutory Interpretation: Section-Ascertainment of meaning-Should be read in its entirety-Marginal note should not be resorted to when language is plain and simple. « advocatemmmohan

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Hindu Succession Act, 1956 (No. 30 of 1956): ss. 2, 14- Hindu widow’s estate-Alienation by gift to female reversioner prior to 1956-Whether ...