Supreme Court of India
Naresh Kumari (dead) by Lrs. and Another v. Shakshi Lal (dead) by Lrs. and Another
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956 :. Widow's estate-Alienation of Widow's estate prior to coming into force c of 1956 Act-Alienation without legal necessity-Rights of alienee vis. a vis. Rights of reversioner-Held, not a valid transfer of title and alienee would only get a transitory limited right to enjoy the property during the lifetime of the widow and after the widow's death such property from the alienee would revert back to the reversioners of her husband. Alienation of widow's estate inf av our of Female Hindu prior to coming into force of Hindu Succession Act, 1956-Effect of coming into
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