Supreme Court of India
Subodhkumar and Ors. v. Bhagwant Namdeorao Mehetre and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons aforesaid, the law raises no presumption as to the validity of his transactions.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Hindu Law-Sale of part of ancestral property by Karla with consent of all coparceners except one-Separate Sale effected by opposing coparcener of the same /and-Suit for possession of land by successors-in-title of karta against successors-in-title of opposing coparcener-Tria/ Court decreed the suit holding that the alienation was for legal necessity-Appellate Court also dismissing the appeal but holding that the legal necessity was not a 'fact in issue '-High Court dismissing the Second Appeal -Correctness of Held, the alienation for legal necessity becomes irrelevant since neither the…
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