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Family Partition Dispute: Registered Release Deeds Valid Even If Not “Acted Upon”- SC
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- P. Anjanappa (D) BY LRs Vs A.P. Nanjundappa & Ors. (Supreme Court of India)
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P. Anjanappa (D) BY LRs Vs A.P. Nanjundappa & Ors. (Supreme Court of India)
Unregistered “Palupatti” Can Prove Family Separation – SC Restores Validity of Partition & Release Deeds; Registered Release Deeds Operate Immediately – No Need to Prove “Acted Upon”: Supreme Court Clarifies; Family Partition Confirmed Despite Lack of Registration – SC Upholds Severance by Conduct & Revenue Records
This Civil Appeal arose from a Karnataka High Court judgment (30.08.2005) affirming the decree of the Trial Court (19.08.1994) in a partition suit between descend...
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