Search Results for Tag : Partition
News
ITAT: Partition/Family Arrangement is not Capital Gain(19.07.2022)
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Mumbai Bench has held that a partition or family arrangement cannot be treated as “transfer” for the purpose of .....
Tags : ITAT, Partition, Transfer
SC: No Prohibition to Effect a Partition Without Written Instrument(17.08.2023)
Supreme Court has held that there is no prohibition to effect a partition otherwise than through an instrument in writing by duly complying with the r.....
Tags : Supreme Court, Partition, Oral Understanding
SC: Every Interested Party is a Plaintiff in Partition Suit(14.09.2023)
Supreme Court has held that in a suit for partition, every interested party is deemed to be a plaintiff. Law does not bar passing of numerous prelimin.....
Tags : Supreme Court, Partition Suit, Interested Party, Plaintiff
SC: No Need to File Separate Final Decree Proceedings in Partition Suit(14.06.2022)
Supreme Court has directed the trial courts dealing with partition suits to proceed suo motu with the case soon after passing the preliminary decree.
Tags : Supreme Court, Partition Suits, Suo Moto
SC: Plaintiff in Partition Suit Not Disentitled to Seek Relief in Second Appeal(22.02.2022)
Supreme Court has observed that the plaintiff in a partition suit is not disentitled to seek relief in second appeal merely because his claim was deni.....
Tags : Supreme Court, Plaintiff in Partition Suit
SC: Parties Can Seek Benefit of Amended Law if Passed Before Final Decree in Partition Suit(31.03.2023)
Supreme Court has held that if law governing parties has been amended before conclusion of final decree proceedings in a partition suit, the party ben.....
Tags : Supreme Court, Amendment, Final Decree, Partition Suit
Supreme Court: No Limitation Period for Execution of Preliminary Decree for Partition(03.05.2017)
Supreme Court has held that there is no limitation period for execution of preliminary decree for partition.
Tags : Supreme Court, Partition
SC: Partition of Property Can’t be Done by Metes & Bounds in Chandigarh(26.07.2024)
Supreme Court has restated that, due to the Chandigarh (Sale of Sites and Buildings) Rules, 1960 property cannot be partitioned by metes and bounds in.....
Tags : Supreme Court, Metes & Bounds, Partition of Property
SC: Findings Pertaining to Title in Partition Suit Can’t Bind Third Parties(19.06.2023)
Supreme Court while upholding title of successors of Ryot Cultivators over the ‘Paigah lands’ in Hydernagar, Telangana has held that any finding relat.....
Tags : Supreme Court, Title, Partition, Findings, Third Parties
Judgments
Appellants must show that exceptional and special circumstances exist to reverse the findings, even after, leave is granted(28.08.2023)
The Appellants had filed a suit for partition and mesne profit way back in the year 1988, before the Court of Principal Munsif, claiming ancestral rig.....
Tags : Partition suit, Right, Special circumstances
Rights of daughters in coparcenary property are not lost merely because a preliminary decree has been passed in a partition suit(01.02.2018)
The Appellants herein contested the suit by claiming that, they were also entitled to share in the joint family properties, being daughters of Gurulin.....
Tags : Partition, Share, Coparceners
An unstamped instrument is not admissible in evidence even for collateral purpose, until the same is impounded(23.03.2018)
In present suit, Plaintiff has filed the document dated 9th September, 1994 evidencing family settlement which was claimed by the Plaintiff as memoran.....
Tags : Partition, Document, Admissibility