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P. Anjanappa (D) vs A.P. Nanjundappa 2025 INSC 1286 - Hindu Law - Registration - Unregistered Partition Deed

Hindu Law - Under Hindu law, severance of joint status can be brought about by an unequivocal declaration reduced to writing or otherwise, and a writing evidencing such disruption is admissible to prove the fact of disruption, the arrangement, and the character of subsequent possession. (Para 8.4) The reality

Dastagirsab vs. Sharanappa @ Shivasharanappa Police Patil (D) 2025 INSC 1120 - Hindu Law - Karta - HUF

Hindu Law - Right of a Karta to sell joint family property - Karta enjoys wide discretion with regard to existence of legal necessity and in what way such necessity can be fulfilled - Whether legal necessity existed justifying the sale would depend on facts of each case- Onus to

Saroj Salkan vs Huma Singh 2025 INSC 632 - Order XII Rule 6 CPC - Admissions -Partition

Code of Civil Procedure 1908 - Order XII Rule 6- The Court can pass a judgment at any stage of the suit and that too on its own motion i.e. without any application being filed by any party - Rule 6 authorises the Court to not only pass a

Angadi Chandranna vs Shankar 2025 IINSC 532 - Hindu Law - Joint Family Property - Doctrine Of Blending - Partition - Second Appeal

Hindu Law -Partition - After partition, each party gets a separate and distinct share and this share becomes their self-acquired property and they have absolute rights over it and they can sell, transfer, or bequeath it as they wish. Accordingly, the properties bequeathed through partition, become the self- acquired properties