Supreme Court of India
Govind Hanumantha Rao Desai v. Nagappa Alias Narahari Laxman Rao Deshpande and & 7 Ors.
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Hindu Law-Adoption-Theory of relation hack-Adoption by widow of deceased coparcener-Before adoption partition of property b:y surviv ing coparceners-Share which adoptive son entitled to. The appellant was adopted in 1955 by R's widow after R's death in 1912. In 1933, there was a partition between K (R's father) and his third son L, the only two coparceners existink at that time. Thereafter, K. bequeathed his properties by will to some of his relations.…
Where later benches applied it
- 2022 Kasabai Tukaram Karvar & Ors. v. Nivruti (dead) through Legal Heirs & Ors
- 2025 Sri Mahesh v. Sangram & Ors
- 2014 Lata Baburao Mane & Another v. Ramachandra Balasaheb Mane (d) through Lrs.
Of those, 1 referred to · 1 mentioned · 1 not applicable
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