Supreme Court of India
Kuppuswamy Chettiar v. A. S. P.A. Arumugam Chettiar and Another
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882, s. 123-Registered Release Deed .exec.uted without consideration in presence of nwre than Hva witnesses Whether effectively passes 'title-Whether can only enlarge interest of re leasee--Or transfer title to one havlng no ritle. By a will made in August 1931, P, who was the grand-father of the respondents, bequeithed certa.in immovable ·properties to ~is paternal uncle's daughter K. In January 1952, the respondents instituted a suit against sev;iral per$0ns including K challenging inter alia the validity of the bequest made by P. In February 1952 K died·
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