Supreme Court of India
Rani Bai v. Shri Yadunandan Ram & Anr.
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Hindu Women's Right to Property .ct, 1937, s. 3(2)-Righ( of pre deceastd son's widow to hold father-in-law's property for maintenanct Scope of. J owned certain inherited properties and his son predeoeased him leaving the appellant his widow as hi• heir and legal representative. After the son's death, J married in 1948. J himself died in 1950 and after his death the first respondent claimed the properties by virtue of a gift deed. On this basis he obtained posse<sion of the properties from the appellant under s. 145 Cr.P. . in December 1962. The appellant, to gether with J's widow
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- 2024 Tej Bhan (d) through Lr. & Ors. v. Ram Kishan (d) through Lrs. & Ors.
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