Supreme Court of India
Radha Bai v. Ram Narayan & Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956 – ss. 6 and 8 – Share in the property – land was owned and possessed by one ‘S ’ – S’ had two sons ‘J’ and ‘P’ – ‘J’ had two sons defendant No. 4 and father of the appellant-plaintiff – Appellant’s father pred eceased ‘J’ (his father) and ‘S’ (his grandfather) – He died in 1957 , whereas ‘J’ died in 1982 and ‘S’ in 1965 – Appellant’s father le ft behind his wife and daughter-appellant – After the death of ‘S’, his two sons ‘J’ & ‘P’ partitioned the suit property and result of which, the suit property came to the exclusive share of ‘J’ and had become the absolute
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