Supreme Court of India
Lata Baburao Mane & Another v. Ramachandra Balasaheb Mane (d) through Lrs.
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Partition - Partition of family property - Extent of entitlement - There was no partition at the time of death of the collateral and hence the ancestors of appellants as well as the respondent who were surviving at that time were entitled c to 50% share - On the relation back principle the adopted o son (respondent) as well as the appellant were entitled to 50% share. Dismissing the appeal, the Court HELD: As there was no partition, succession did not open at the time of death of the collateral in the year 1906. His widow had only a right of maintenance and never succeeded to the property.
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