Supreme Court of India
Balkrishna Ramchandra Kadam v. Sangeeta Balkrishna Kadam
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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 : S.27-Property belonging jointly to husband and wife presented to them at the time 'of marriage-Disposal of-Jurisdiction of Court-Held, matrimonial court trying any proceedings under the Act has jurisdiction to make such provision in the decree as it deems just and proper with respect to said property-Since the family court has not gone into the claim of wife and correctness of her claim, the matter is remitted to it to decide the claim of .wife under s.27 only in accordance with law-The decree so made shall be treated the part of decree already granted by the family
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