Supreme Court of India
Smt. Shyama Devi and Ors. v. Mrs. Manju Shukla and Anr.
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Hin¢u Succession Act, 1956 : Section 6 Explanation I-Partition of Coparcenery propeny-Presump tion of deemed partition just prior to the death of Coparcene,-Shares to legal representatives-Adjudication of-Courts below to adjudicate according ly-Directions issued. suit for partition was filed by ' ' in the year 1965 and a preliminary decree was passed on 24.1.1975 in respect of the properties in dispute. Though there were two defendants J and and both of them filed appeal before the High Court, the present appeals are confined to the branch of J. The appellant is wife of J and the first…
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