Supreme Court of India
Seethalakshmi Ammal v. Muthuvenkatarama Iyengar and Anr.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956: Section 15. Succession-Hindu female-Dying intestate-Rule of succession-Heirs of husband-Determination of- , a Hindu female dying intestate-Her c husband and son predeceased-Properties left by her-Suit filed for declaration of ownership by her daugther-in-law-High Court held that daugther-in-law was not heir of her mother-in-law-Ground that when husband of died her son was alive-Therefore daugther-in-law cannot be called the window of a pre-deceased son-Appeal before Supreme Court- Held the finding of the High Court proceeded on a misconception of the provisions of
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