Supreme Court of India
Amarjit Kaur and Ors. v. Karamvir Singh and Ors.
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Hindu Law: Reversionary rights-Entitlement to-Sale of suit property/ancestral property by common ancestor of both the parties-Sale challenged by ancestor of one of the parties--Compromise decree between the challenging ancestor and vendee-Ejfect of compromise decree on the reversionary rights of other heirs/other party on death of common ancestor-Held: Reversionary rights of other heirs was not affected by the compromise decree-The property alienated reverted to the estate of alienor at the poinl of his death and all the persons who would but for the alienation. will be entitled to inherit
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