Supreme Court of India
Kondiram Bikhu Kirdat v. Krishna Bikhu Kirdat
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Hindu law-l'aTtition of joint family property-Brothers remaining in joint possession till severance of status-Held, they had joint family nucleus and properties must be deemed to be joint family properties. The Plaintiff filed a suit claiming equal share of joint family proper ties. The trial court decreed the suit only in respect of two items and held that the other Items had already been partitioned between the plaintiff and c his brother the defendant.
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