Supreme Court of India
M.V. Karunakaran v. Krishanan (dead) by Lrs.
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Partnership Act, 1932: s. 29(2) - Right of transferee under heirs of partner of dissolved c partnership - partnership of two brothers being co-owners of property dissolved due to death of one of them - Heirs of deceased partner transferring suit property - Right of transferee in possession to obstruct delivery of possession to auction purchaser in execution of decree in a suit for recovery of dues against erstwhile partnership - Held, partnership having stood dissolved after death of one partner, his heirs could transfer the property, and transferee having been put in possession had right to
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