Supreme Court of India
S. Sarojini Amma v. Velayudhan Pillai Sreekumar
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882 – s.122 – Document styled as gift deed but executed for consideration with the executant retaining possession and reserving her right over the property concerned – Such document if can be treated as instrument of gift – Appellant executed a purported gift deed in favour of her nephew i.e. the respondent, for consideration (partly paid) inter alia stating therein that the gift would take effect after the death of the appellant and her husband – Later, appellant cancelled the gift deed – Cancellation deed executed by the appellant, whether null and void – Held…
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- 2019 Illoth Valappil Ambunhi (d) by Lrs. v. Kunhambu Karanavan
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