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[SC] Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 Section 23(1) – Cancellation of Deed – Legal fiction, the transfer shall be deemed to have been made by fraud or coercion or undue influence. Such a transfer then becomes voidable at the instance of the transferor and the Maintenance Tribunal gets jurisdiction to declare the transfer as void. [209 PLR 107]

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Transfer of Property Act S.106 – Rent Act – Filing of an eviction suit under general law serves as a notice to quit to the tenant without the requirement of a separate notice under Section 106. 2007 PLRonline 0105 (SC)

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[SC] Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, S. 13(1)(ia) and (ib) – Divorce – Cruelty and desertion –- Intention on the part of the respondent to resume cohabitation is not established – An inference can be drawn that there was animus deserendi on the part of the wife – Has not pleaded and established any reasonable cause for remaining away from her matrimonial home. [2022 PLRonline 0601]

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Streedhan – Whether the wife receives gold ornaments from her parents or her in-laws, the gold ornaments received in marriage by wife becomes her streedhan – Husband has mortgaged the wife’s streedhan for raising loans – Directed to clear the loan. (ID#444601)

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Hindu Marriage Act, S. 13-B – Waiver of statutory period of 6 months

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HMA S. 13(1)(b) – desertion means the intentional permanent forsaking and abandonment

In its essence, desertion means the intentional permanent forsaking and abandonment of one spouse by the other without other's consent...

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Hindu Marriage Act, S.13(1)(b) – Desertion is a matter of inference to be drawn from the facts and circumstances of the case.

HMA S. 13(1)(b) Held that desertion is a matter of inference to be drawn from the facts and circumstances of...

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Hindu Joint family – Reunion – To constitute a reunion there must be an intention of the parties to reunite in estate and interest

Hindu Joint family - Reunion - To constitute a reunion there must be an intention of the parties to reunite...

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Hindu Joint family – It is not necessary that there should be a formal and express agreement to reunite. Such an agreement can be established by clear evidence of conduct incapable of explanation on any other footing

Venkataramayya v. Tatayya , 1943 SCeJ 001 (Mad.) is a decision of a Division Bench of the Madras High Court....

IPC, S. 84 – Where Exception under Sec.84 is claimed

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After a partition the presumption would be against a reunion

Mayne’s Hindu law, 11th Edn., thus at p. 569: “As the presumption is in favour of union until a partition...

Natural justice – no one can complain of not being given an opportunity to make representations if such an opportunity would have availed him nothing.

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General principle is that every Hindu family is presumed to be joint unless the contrary is proved; but this presumption can be rebutted by direct evidence or by course of conduct.

Court examined the principles of Hindu Law and principles of Hindu Joint Family. In paragraph 16, it was held that...

Hindu Joint Family even if partitioned can revert back and reunite to continue the status of joint family.

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Reunion is the reversal of the process of partition

Reunion is the reversal of the process of partition, following was held in paragraphs 8 and 12:- "8. The basic...

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Hindu Joint family – To establish reunion it is necessary to show not only that the parties already divided, lived or traded together, but that they did so with the intention of thereby altering their status and of forming a joint estate with all its usual incidents.

There was partition in the family in the year 1903 as a result of which the father with his second...

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Transfer of Property Act S.106 – Rent Act – Filing of an eviction suit under general law serves as a notice to quit to the tenant without the requirement of a separate notice under Section 106. 2007 PLRonline 0105 (SC)

Streedhan – Whether the wife receives gold ornaments from her parents or her in-laws, the gold ornaments received in marriage by wife becomes her streedhan – Husband has mortgaged the wife’s streedhan for raising loans – Directed to clear the loan. (ID#444601)

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HMA S. 13(1)(b) – desertion means the intentional permanent forsaking and abandonment

Hindu Marriage Act, S.13(1)(b) – Desertion is a matter of inference to be drawn from the facts and circumstances of the case.

Hindu Joint family – Reunion – To constitute a reunion there must be an intention of the parties to reunite in estate and interest

Hindu Joint family – It is not necessary that there should be a formal and express agreement to reunite. Such an agreement can be established by clear evidence of conduct incapable of explanation on any other footing

After a partition the presumption would be against a reunion

General principle is that every Hindu family is presumed to be joint unless the contrary is proved; but this presumption can be rebutted by direct evidence or by course of conduct.

Reunion is the reversal of the process of partition

Hindu Joint family – To establish reunion it is necessary to show not only that the parties already divided, lived or traded together, but that they did so with the intention of thereby altering their status and of forming a joint estate with all its usual incidents.

Hindu Joint family- Reunion – When it happens it must be strictly proved as any other disputed fact is proved.

Hindu Joint Family even if partitioned can revert back and reunite to continue the status of joint family.

Hindu Marriage Act, S. 13-B – Waiver of statutory period of 6 months

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