Supreme Court of India
Jai Singh & Ors. v. Gurmej Singh
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Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913- s.15(1)(b)- Pre-emption - Sale of specific portion of land out of joint holding by one c of the co-owners-vendor to vendee, if pre-empitible - Held: Is pre-emptible uls. 15(1 )(b) - It is a sale of a share out of the joint holding - Co-sharer puts vendee into possession of land in his possession - He transfers his right as a co-sharer in the said land and right to remain in the exclusive possession -j till joint holding is partitioned amongst all co-sharers. Sale - Joint property- lnter-se rights and liabilities of co- sharers - Governing principles - Explained.
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- 2023 Resident’s Welfare Association and Another v. The Union Territory of Chandigarh and Others
- 2019 Prabhakar Gones Prabhu Navelkar (dead) through Lrs & Ors. v. Saradchandra Suria Prabhu Navelkar (dead) through Lrs. & Ors.
Of those, 2 referred to
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