• 12-November-2026 21:12

Hindu Succession Act. Property inherited by children as Class I heirs of a male Hindu dying intestate is held by them in their individual capacity and does not become coparcenary property in relation to their own children. Consequently, grandchildren do not acquire right by birth in such property and cannot seek partition. Supreme Court.
Hindu Succession Act. Property inherited by children as Class I heirs of a male Hindu dying intestate is held by them in their individual capacity and does not become coparcenary property in relation to their own children. Consequently, grandchildren do not acquire right by birth in such property and cannot seek partition. Supreme Court.
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High Court of Karnataka Rules. Rule 16 Chapter XIII. High Court registry cannot insist on payment of process fee for notices issued in respect of criminal appeals or references or revision except in cases of appeals or revisions against acquittal, at the instance of private complaints or parties. Karnataka High Court contemplates passing a judicial order.
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