Supreme Court of India
Karunanidhi v. Seetharama Naidu & Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956 - s.l 5(2)(a) rlw s.8 and Schedule --:- 2005 amendment to Schedule in relation to Class I heirs - Inapplicability of - Succession w.r.t female Hindus, - Suit by plaintiffs-respondents (great-grandson and great-granddaughter of one 'P 'from his first wife) for declaration of title and possession of suit property against defendant-predecessor-in-interest of appellant (daughter of 'P 'from his second wife) - ·p ·had bequeathed the suit properties in favour of the defendant and her sister ' ' - ' ' had executed a Will of her share of property in favour of defendant and
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