Supreme Court of India
Thimmaiah and Ors. v. Ningamma and Anr.
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We hold that items 3 to 6 of the Schedule to the plaint are available for partition as coparcenary property according to the shares declared by the High Court.
Judgment, page 15
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Hindu Law-Succession-Devolution of coparcenery property-Son fil ing suit for partition of estate of deceased father ( Karta) comprising ancestral and coparcenery properties--Wife and unmarried daughter of Karta resisting suit claiming deceased Karta had gifted items of ancestral property to wife and se(f-acquired properties to unmarried daughter by separate gift deeds, the latter with consent of son-Trial court and appellate court finding lack of consent and furtha that coparcenery prooerties could not have been given to daughter by way of gift-High Court negativing claim of wife but holding
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