Supreme Court of India
F.M. Devaru Ganapati Bhat v. Prabhakar Ganapathi Bhat
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Deed and Documents : Gift deed-Execution of-Sister gifting the property bought from her brother to her nephew-Stipulation that if other male child born to her brother, shall be joint holder-Construction of-Held : Document read as whole shows that the intention of the donor was to make all male children of her brother joint holders of properties and not create an absolute right in favour of her nephew-Further, the son born after the execution of gift deed has interest in the property-Creation of such right is permissible under Section 20-Transfer of Property Act, 1992, Section 20.
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