Supreme Court of India
Abdul Rahim & Ors. v. Sk. Abdul Zabar & Ors.
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Mohammedan Law - Gift - Validity of - Interpretation and/or application of Islamic Law on Gift vis-a-vis handing over c of possession of the property gifted - Father executing gift deed in favour of son in respect of property - Property had been let out to tenants - Held: In a case of this nature, transfer of constructive possession would sub-serve the requirements of/aw. Limitation Act, 1963 - Art. 59 - Suit for cancellation of transaction - Not filed within period of three years - Held: The suit was barred by limitation. Interpretation and/or application of the Islamic Law on Gift vis-a-vis
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Of those, 2 relied on · 1 referred to
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