Supreme Court of India
Parshotam Singh (dead) through Lrs. v. Harbans Kaur and Anr.
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From the headnote
Hindu Law: Joint family property-Blended with selfacquired property Succession to- ' ' had succeeded not only to the property of his grand- father, but also a part of the property held by his mother-Held, the property which ' · inherited from his mother would be his self-acquired property-· But the property succeeded through his grand-father would assume the character of joint property-The Joint family property still remains to be the joint family property until it is divided between the heirs of ' '- Appellants being the heirs of ' ' the father of the respondent, they are entitled to the…
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