Supreme Court of India
Derha v. Vishal & Anr.
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Issue for consideration: High Court, whether justifi ed in partly allowing the second appeal and reducing the appellant’s share holding that he would be entitled to 1/6th share in the suit properties. Hindu Succession Act, 1956 – ss.6, 8 – One ‘P’ died in 1959 with surviving interest in Mitakshara coparcenary properti es – He left behind ‘K’ (appellant’s mother), a daughter born throug h his fi rst wife and ‘V’ and ‘KB’, a son and a daughter born through his second wife – In a suit fi led by ‘K’ (since deceased) claiming her share in the coparcenary properties, Trial Court decreed the suit
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