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Supreme Court: Property Inherited by Male Will be Coparcenary for Descendants Three Degrees After Him(02.07.2019)

Supreme Court has noted that rule under Mitakshara Law that whenever a male ancestor inherits any property from any of his paternal ancestors upto thr.....

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Supreme Court: Compromise Decree Passed Without Impleading Necessary Party is Void(01.10.2026)

Supreme Court held that a compromise decree in a partition suit over coparcenary property is a nullity if a necessary party was not impleaded. The omi.....

Tags : Compromise Decree; Necessary Party; Coparcenary Property

SC: Succession Issue to Mitakshara Coparcenary Property Continues to Raise its Head Time and Again(04.09.2023)

Supreme Court while observing that issue of succession to Mitakshara coparcenary continues to raise its head like an undying Hydra of Lerna, held that.....

Tags : Supreme Court, Mitakshara Coparcenary Property, Deceased Coparcener

Karnataka High Court Rules on Daughter’s Coparcenary Rights in Grandfather’s Self-Acquired Property(18.06.2026)

Karnataka High Court held that property inherited by a father from his grandfather’s self-acquired estate remains his separate property and does not b.....

Tags : Coparcenary Rights; Property; Daughter

SC: Daughters Have Coparcenery Rights Even If Their Father Was Not Alive at Time of Amendment(11.08.2020)

Supreme Court has held that, a daughter will have a share after Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, irrespective of whether her father was alive o.....

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SC: Children of Invalid Marriages Have Right in Parent’s Share in Hindu Coparcenary Property(01.09.2023)

Supreme Court has held that children born out of void/voidable marriages are entitled to share in the property of their parents which would have been .....

Tags : Supreme Court, Hindu Coparcenary Property, Invalid Marriages, Children

Rajasthan HC: Son’s Coparcenary Claim Fails without Proof of Hindu Undivided Family(25.08.2026)

Rajasthan High Court held that a son cannot claim rights merely by virtue of his relationship with his father where the inherited property is treated .....

Tags : Property; Hindu Undivided Family; Coparcenary Claim