Supreme Court of India
Prema v. Nanje Gowda and Others
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Hindu Law: , Hindu Succession Act, 1956- s.6A - Hindu Succession c (Kamataka Amendment) Act, 1990 [Kamataka Act No.23 of 1994) - Preamble and ss.1 and 2 - Modification of preliminary decree in final decree proceedings - Scope - Joint family property - Respondent no. 1 filed partition suit - Preliminary decree passed by trial court whereby plaintiff- respondent no. 1 and defendant no. 3 were held entitled to 21 7th share whereas defendant nos. 1, 4, 5 and defendant no. 6- daughter (appellant) were held entitled to 1128th share each - Preliminary decree confirmed by first appellate court and
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