Supreme Court of India
Man Singh (d) by Lrs. v. Ram Kala (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956 - ss. 6 and 9 - Joint hindu family - Coparcenary property - Devolution of interest - Held: Until disruption of joint family status takes place, neither coparcener nor other beirs entitled to share in the joint family property, can claim with certainty the exact share in that property - Widow, sons and daughters are Class I heirs - Succession among heirs in Class I takes simultaneously and to the . exclusion of all other heirs - On o facts, 'S'-father died intestate leaving behind property - Appellant-son born to third wife of 'S' from her first marriage with 'L'
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