Supreme Court of India
Kokilambal and Ors. v. N. Raman
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Deeds and Documents : Deed of settlement-Contingent vesting or absolute vesting-Intention of the sett/or to be gathered by reading recitals in the settlement deed as a whole-Hindu widow having no issue had executed two settlement deeds in respect of certain property in favour of her deceased husband's nephew- Recitals in the sett!ement deeds indicated that the sett/or had not completely divested her right inf avour of the settlee but it was a cohtingent one which was to come into effect after death of the sett/or-Since the settlee died during lifetime of the sett/or, the latter reserved her
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