Supreme Court of India
Sri Ramakrishna Mutt Rep. by Manager v. M. Maheswaran and Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956: s.14(1) - Applicability of - On facts, creation of life interest over suit property in favour of wife - She remaining in possession of the suit property and enjoying right over the said property by collecting rents since 4.3.1939 - By virtue of s.14(1), her right of life interest would ripen into full ownership. Deeds and documents: Party relying upon the deeds - 0 Held: Cannot travel away from those deeds. · During the period 1938 to 1943, one 'KP' executed the settlement deeds creating life interest in favour of his second wife over the suit property. The
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