JYOTSNA REWAL DUA
Narender Nath – Appellant
Versus
Om Prakash – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
Jyotsna Rewal Dua, J.
Learned trial Court as well as learned first appellate Court vide their respective concurrent judgments dated 28.03.2005 and 30.11.2005 decreed the civil suit instituted by the respondent-plaintiff. The defendants have assailed these judgments and decrees in this regular second appeal.
2. The civil suit was filed by the respondent/plaintiff seeking declaration that a gift deed dated 14.08.1981 (Ex.PW-1/A) executed by his father/deceased Faquir Chand in favour of plaintiff’s brother-Narender Nath (defendant No.1) in respect of the suit land was null and void. Suit property was ancestral in nature and, therefore, Faquir Chand was not competent to execute the gift deed. The ancestral property could not have been alienated by Faquir Chand without the consent of the plaintiff-a coparcener. Mutation attested on the basis of this gift deed is also not valid. After execution of the gift deed, defendant No. 1 Narender Nath sold his 1/3rd share in the suit property in favour of defendant No. 2- Rajesh Kumar. This alienation is also void.
Both the learned Cour
Akkamma & Ors. Vs. Vemavathi & Ors.
Executive Officer Arulmigu Chokkanath Swamy Vs. Chandran
Prohibition or bar contained in proviso to Section 34 of 1963 Act determines maintainability of a suit and that issue has to be tested on basis plaint is framed.
The properties in question were determined to be ancestral, granting coparcenary rights to the daughter under the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005.
Property allotted as rehabilitation compensation in lieu of ancestral land lost during partition retains its ancestral character as coparcenary property; a Karta cannot alienate such property via gif....
A Kartha of a Hindu Joint Family cannot gift joint family property without the consent of other coparceners, rendering such a Gift Deed invalid.
A Kartha of a Hindu joint family cannot gift joint family property without the consent of other coparceners, as such gifts are void.
A Karta under Mitakshara law cannot alienate joint family property via a Will; it is a family arrangement. Possession under a void document can lead to adverse possession if maintained for the requis....
The validity of a gift of ancestral property under Mitakshara Hindu Law can be voidable if made without consent from all coparceners, and challenges to such gifts may be barred by limitation.
The main legal point established is the application of the principles of granting interlocutory injunction, emphasizing the need to protect the plaintiff against irreparable injury and injustice.
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