Supreme Court of India
Karumanda Gounder v. Muthuswamy Gounder and Ors.
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Property--Partition between brothers-One of the brothers gifting certain properties which was subsequently sold by the donee--Other brother objecting to the transactions claiming the properties to be joinl--Also claim- ing that his brother has become lunatic and hence not capable of alienating the properties-Trial Court holding him to be 'mild lunatic'-High Court held that in view of admitted partition, the other brother had no right over the propertie,-.()n appeal held : There is no such thing as 'mild lunatic'-- person of weak intellect not lunatic--Also not declared as lunatic under the…
Where later benches applied it
- 2020 The State of Punjab v. Jasbir Singh
- 2002 I.T.C. Limited v. Agricultural Produce Market Committee and Ors.
- 2001 Pritish v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
Of those, 3 mentioned
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