Supreme Court of India
L. Gowramma (d) by Lr. v. Sunanda (d) by Lrs. & Anr.
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Hindu Law Women's Rights Act, 1933 (Mysore Act No. X of 1933) - ss. 4, JO and 8 - Succession to Hindu male dying intestate - On facts, constitution of joint Hindu family between two brothers and wife of elder brother - Elder brother karta of the family - Partition of joint family property between two brothers - Death of younger brother leaving behind his widow and three daughters - Execution of Will by widow-defendant no. 1 bequeathing her share in joint property in favour of only one of her daughters - Suit by other daughter against her mother-defendant no. 1, her sisters and a purchaser who
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