Supreme Court of India
Indranarayan v. Roop Narayan & Anr.
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Hindu Joint family-Member separating jrom-Prtsumptiom and proof. Transfer of Property-Gift-Amounts deposited in fixed deposits in joint names of father and son-Property of father-If and when gift in favour of son can be inferred. The appellant filed a suit against the first respondent for partition of their deceased father's properties. The suit was partly decreed by the High Court in appeal. Both parties appealed to this Court. The first respondent contended inter a/ia that: (I) the appellant had separated himself from the family as far back as 1936 and therefore was not entitled to any
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