Supreme Court of India
Dastagirsab v. Sharanappa @ Shivasharanappa Police Patil (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Whether the suit land was sold to 5th defendant by 1st defendant- Karta for legal necessity i.e. the marriage of his daughter ‘K’. Headnotes† Hindu Law – Sale of the suit land (belonging to the HUF) by 1st defendant-Karta to 5th defendant, if was for legal necessity i.e. the marriage of daughter ‘K’ – Suit filed by plaintiff- coparcener (one of the sons of 1st defendant) assailing the sale transaction, was dismissed by Trial Court holding that the suit land was sold to meet the expenses of the marriage of ‘K’, that is, due to legal necessity – Order reversed by High
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