Supreme Court of India
Jharu Ram Roy v. Ramjit Roy and Ors.
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t TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, 1882: c - s. 43-Transfer by unauthorized person who subsequently acquires interest in property transferred - Member of a family governed by Dayabhaga School of Hindu law, transferring agricultural lands during the lifetime of his father representing "' his father as dead - In the suit filed by other son, after the 0 death of his father for declaration of title and claiming possession over the transferred land, transferee claiming the benefit of s. 43 - HELD: First appellate court has recorded a finding of fact that transferee was party to the fraud and that he was…
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