Supreme Court of India
Chintamani Ammal v. Nandagopal Gounder and Anr.
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Hindu Law: Hindu Woman's Right to Property Act, 1937/Hindu Succession Act, c 1956; s.14/Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; s.100: Joint Hindu Family Property-Share of claimant, daughter of deceased a member of the joint family-Entitlement to-Held: She could not claim any right, title and interest in terms of 1937 Act, as a successor of a member of joint family unless joint status severed-Moreover, suit property being agricultural property, 1931 Act not applicable-Statement furnished by a r relative of the claimant does not prove that father of claimant, before his -' death, intended to separate
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