When a property is received by way of natural succession under Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, by Class I heirs, the coparcenary seizes to exist and the property in the hands of the heirs does not continue to be coparcenary property
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Suit for specific performance of agreement to sell - Parties having close but strained relationship - No evidence to show source of funds , or receipts in writing - It is unbelievable that a person would pay a huge amount and yet not insist on the execution of the sale deed - Suit rightly dismissed [PLR online 414686]
IBC S. 97- 100 - Personal Insolvency
Hindu Succession Act S. 6, 8 – Coparcenary property – Once the property had been acquired by way of succession, it would lose its ancestral character . (2023-4)212 PLR 596]
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