Supreme Court of India
C.T. Radhakrishnan v. C.T. Viswanathan Nair and Anr.
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Hindu law: Madras Marumakkalhayam Act, 1932, Sec/ion 38: Ancestral property-Some of lhe legal heirs assigning their share in the property in favour of another legal heir on consideralion by wi;o• of a release deed-Challenged by one of the legal heirs/assignors on the ground that he c was minor when release deed executed-Filing of a suit for permanent injunction and recovery of possession by the Vendee//egal heir-Trial Court held the release deed valid on the ground that it was not an assignment of undivided shares in the property and the minor legal heir had no alienable right in the
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