Ordinarily, if a member sues his coparceners for partition, the suit must comprise all the joint property which is then capable of partition. The general rule undoubtedly is that there cannot be a partial partition. At any rate, a coparcener cannot, by suit, enforce a partial partition. (more…)
Legal Provisions Regarding Partial Partition of Joint Family Property under Hindu Law
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When can a Partition of Joint Family Property be Re-opened?
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“Once is a partition made, once is a damsel given in marriage, once does a man say, “I give”, these three things are by good men done once for all and irrevocably.” Thus, the general rule is that a partition once made cannot be re-opened. However, there are nine exceptions to the rule, as under: […]
What are the Sources from which Property can be acquired by a Hindu Family?
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The principal sources from which property can be acquired by a Hindu female are inheritance, partition, gifts, bequests, adverse possession and property given in lieu of maintenance. (more…)