Supreme Court of India
Hardev Singh v. Gurmail Singh (dead) by Lrs.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Sections 43, 52 and 41-Transfer of property by husband to wife in lieu of maintenance-Wife claiming absolute oivnership-During pendency, husband selling the property to third party and giving possession-Third party claiming benefit of s. 43 and 41-Plea of legal heirs of wife that as bonafide of third party not proved, claim under s. 43 not sustainable-Held: No finding that the third party was aware that the husband had no title over the property-Transaction was not void- " Husband could raise plea of inapplicability of section 43 and not the LR's whose claim was
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