Supreme Court of India
Elumalai @ Venkatesan & Anr v. M. Kamala and Ors. & Etc.
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We are of the view that this argument ignores the play of the facts.
Judgment, page 18
From the headnote
Release Deed – Effect of – Spes Successionis – Estoppel – Warding off, of estoppel by heirs of the person who se conduct created the estoppel – Impropriety of – Dispute re garding self- acquired property of ‘S’ – ‘S’ had married twice – rom the first marriage, a son ‘ ’ was born, whose two children were the appellants – When one child of ‘ ’ was minor and other was not born, he executed a release deed for relinquishing his share in the property for valuable consideration in the year 1975 – It was also spec ified in the release deed that ‘ ’ will not have any relat ion apart from blood
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