Supreme Court of India
Smt. Gulwant Kaur & Another v. Mohinder Singh & Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956-Section 14---Hindu lady receiving land from husband in lieu of maintenance-Sufficient title to enable ripening of possession into full ownership. The appellant-wife and her husband were estranged and living apart. The husband, by a letter dated July 28, 1956, entrusted .to the appellant the land in dispute alongwith another piece of land and a house and agreed to pay a sum of Rs.100 per month for her mainte nance. After a few years, the husband conceived the idea of selling the land in dispute. The appellant protested by her letter dated June 15, 1966 and implored
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