Supreme Court of India
Amrit Lal and Ors. v. Maharani and Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956/0udh Rent Act, 1886: Mitakshara coparcenary property - One party claiming c to the exclusion of others, on the basis of patta, allegedly granted by Zamindar - Held: Property enured to the benefit of joint family - 1t was for the claimant to establish that the joint family disrupted prior to the alleged grant of patta but there was no pl~ading far less any proof in that regard - If for purpose of collection of revenue or otherwise, name of one of them was entered into in the revenue records, the same would not mean that the property vested in him irrespective of the
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