Supreme Court of India
Nanchand Gangaram Sheth v. Mallavpa Mahalingappa Sadalge
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Joint Hindu family-If duty cast on menibers to inform creditors by general notice regarding disruption of joint Hindu fa111ily-Creditor-Duty to inquire about the capacity of exccutant of a document. Partnership Act, 1932-Sections 4 and 5-Difference. Limitation Act, 1908-Section 2!(3)(b) "Manager of the family for the time being"-Meaning of-Erstwhile kana-1/ could keep an old debt alive and extend limitation against all the members of joini Hindu family. The plaintiff·appellant had business dealings with the joint family of the defendants. He had instituted a suit claiming a certain sum of
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