Supreme Court of India
Gurbachan Singh and Others v. Puran Singh and Others
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Hindu law-Ancestral property-Lands obtained in lieu of ancostral lands in consolidation proceedings -Area representing ancestral land, if ancestral. One 'M' executed a will bequeathing the property in dispute. suit was brought for declaration, inter alia, that the will was ineffective and 'M' had no power to bequeath the land in dispute as it was ancestral qua the defendants. The question for decision was whether the portion of land which had fallen to the share of 'M' in consolidation proceedings in lieu of his share in land held by him was ancestral or not. Held, that where land had been
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