Hindu Law. Even at the stage of Final Decree Proceedings, shares of daughters are required to be redetermined in terms of the decision of the Supreme Court in Vineeta Sharma Case. Karnataka High Court. To Know more click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/u3nCUdj1ifUTJrRGfbdDvgioX
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Second wife whose marriage was valid before coming into operation of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is entitled to inherit the properties of her husband in terms of Section 10. Karnataka High Court.
Second wife whose marriage was valid before coming into operation of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is entitled to inherit the properties of her husband in terms of Section 10. Karnataka High Court. To know more click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/JWlucYlUexqrOgM74TekW0YVl
Karnataka Land Reforms Act. Person claiming tenancy cannot plead adverse possession. Karnataka High Court.
Karnataka Land Reforms Act. Person claiming tenancy cannot plead adverse possession. Karnataka High Court. To know more click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/sH5rnTzNFtx5C5Fs3QxLb8ywJ
Karnataka Land Reforms Act. Even the land which is ‘capable of being used for agricultural purposes’ has to be construed as an agricultural land. Existence of houses assessed for property tax is irrelevant. Karnataka High Court.
Karnataka Land Reforms Act. Even the land which is ‘capable of being used for agricultural purposes’ has to be construed as an agricultural land. Existence of houses assessed for property tax is irrelevant. Karnataka High Court. To Know more click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/yOacqsgNG6EMuZpxRksfqrfBr
Karnataka Land Reforms Act. Tenant has first option to purchase land held in tenancy. Karnataka High Court quashes permission granted by Tahsildar to sell the tenanted land to outsider.
Karnataka Land Reforms Act. Tenant has first option to purchase land held in tenancy. Karnataka High Court quashes permission granted by Tahsildar to sell the tenanted land to outsider. To Know more click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/kEUgBcKmXZxRFdSvtm4BaibQW
Adverse Possession as Sword. Plea of adverse possession can be raised by the plaintiff by filing a suit for declaration to perfect his title. Karnataka High Court.
Adverse Possession as Sword. Plea of adverse possession can be raised by the plaintiff by filing a suit for declaration to perfect his title. Karnataka High Court. To Know more click the link below: https://dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/4JAX75VSZB7sMVrzErZ36SwBD
Alienation of a minor’s property by a natural guardian does not become void from the date of its execution but shall be so construed only after it is declared so by a competent Court. Karnataka High Court.
Alienation of a minor’s property by a natural guardian does not become void from the date of its execution but shall be so construed only after it is declared so by a competent Court. Karnataka High Court. To Know more click the link below: https://dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/EaRfdZAg0VTB1FvKKR5JUi5y3
Hindu Law. Widow who is remarried after the succession opened due to the death of her husband is entitled to a share in her late husband’s properties. Karnataka High Court.
Hindu Law. Widow who is remarried after the succession opened due to the death of her husband is entitled to a share in her late husband’s properties. Karnataka High Court. To Know more please click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/saIIQO9EDmV2Av47ma0eTkdRE
A person, whose claim for title is negatived, cannot maintain a suit for injunction. Karnataka High Court.
A person, whose claim for title is negatived, cannot maintain a suit for injunction. Karnataka High Court. To Know More please click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/N6MSA6hPPcvPiRV2lCCPy6VU7
Ancestral property fallen to the share of father in a family partition among his father and brothers cannot be claimed by his son since the property so allocated to his share becomes his exclusive property. Karnataka High Court.
Ancestral property fallen to the share of father in a family partition among his father and brothers cannot be claimed by his son since the property so allocated to his share becomes his exclusive property. Karnataka High Court. To Know more please click the link below: https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/HbotLMcNTO8Wp0nICcnKwmELb
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