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petition filed under Order 38, Rules 8 to be continued even beyond the date of decree of the suit, and that the said application has got to be tried as if it is a plaint as per Order 21, Rules 58(2) and (4).

Attachment before judgement does not cease even after dismissal of execution petition

Partition deed after decree - without attachment can't be raised - Executing court can't go beyond the decree

Revenue Records — Mutation entries Mutation entries neither create nor extinguish title over property.

Patta and adagal will not confer title

Land classified as gramanatham never vested with government ad government was not permanent owner

Patta cannot be granted during pendency of civil litigations

Revenue Records — Mutation entries Mutation entries neither create nor extinguish title over property.

possession can be proved by revenue records

A person can not claim title in property even if his property is recorded in his name in revenue record

Revenue records doesn't confer title - Revenue records are not document of title

JD have business within jurisdiction of transferee court - judgment-debtor cannot dictate terms to the decree-holder in filing Execution Petition and to satisfy the decree, in the absence of any legal bar

order of attachment before judgement has been ceased by the dismissal of Execution without any order regarding continuation of the attachment order,

property was sold by judgment debtor privately to a third party and by the third party to another person during subsistence of attachment, the sale was to be held as void

Transaction has been held to be fraudulent, a party should not bedriven to a Civil Court to cancel the document and proper entry has to bemade in the Encumbrance Certificate reversing the earlier entry.

Transaction has been held to be fraudulent, a party should not bedriven to a Civil Court to cancel the document and proper entry has to bemade in the Encumbrance Certificate reversing the earlier entry.

Even after getting judicial seperation from first wife - second wife is not entitled to receive family pension.

under Section 16 of the Act, only parents or the senior citizen can maintain appeal

Appeal from order of tribunal can be maintainable by both parties.

surety does not have a right to dictate terms to the creditor as to how he should make the recovery and pursue his remedies against the principal debtor at his instance.

More than one guarantor - Liability has to be shared equally - property of which guarantor is to be put in auction by making reference to R.8(5)of Security Rules, 2002 - To be raised before DRT -

Surety's liability - Is co-extensivewith that of principal debtor.- The guarantor cannot be allowed to say that he cannot be compelled to take the decretal amountuntil all the remedy is exhausted against the Principal debtor.

Action directly againstguarantor - Without taking action against borrower - Not illegal.

Liability of surety - Nature of - Liability not deferred - surety is bound to pay entire amount

Liability of surety is co extensive with the principal borrower - surety is bound to pay entire amount

once a party has died, his/her death certificate cannot be termed a 'Third Party Information under RTI

Property purchased after registration of cancellation of power of attorney - Registration amounts to constructive notice - purchaser must refer EC before purchase - sale deed after cancellation of power of attorney - court fee under section 25 (d) proper.

circular regarding unilateral cancellation of settlement deed

Attachment of salary - after completion of attachment - notice on cheque petition need not to issue to respondents.

When a document is valid, no question arises of its cancellation. When a document is void ab initio, a decree for setting aside the same would not be necessary

Irrespective of Nature, once property devolved under section 8 ceases as joint family property - Property acquired by father under partition is treated as his seperate property.

properties derived by first Defendant are his separate properties

Nature of the suit properties derived by Kandasamy partition deed being his self acquired properties and not ancestral properties - Vineetha sharma case not applicable to separate properties - it applicable only Ancestral properties.

Son and father divide the suit property - property alloted to father treated as his seperate property - after his demise devolved upon son as seperate property

Once the partition is effected in the coparcenary property, - properties allotted to share became the separate properties

settlement deed subsequent to will be eating a revocable impliedly cancels all other testamentary document including will

Creditor can file execution against guarantors alone

Decree becomes enforceable the moment the judgment is delivered - S 5 of limitation Act is not applicable to filing of execution application.

Guarantor is liable to pay entire amount

when the son inherits the property, as per Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, he does nto take it as Kartha of his own undivied family, but take it in his individual capacity - During the lifetime of father grand son or grand daughter cannot lay a claim for partition.

When a male has son, sons son or sons sons son in existence at the time of inheritance they become entitled to an interest - son born after inheritance not claimed partition

Father death before 1956 - Property inherited by son thereafter inherited by son's widow - partition suit filed by in-laws against deceased son's widow is not maintainable

Father death before 1956 - at the time of death plaintiffs mother alive - daughter claim partition only from the share of mother

Plaintiff is dominus litis - Impleadment of parties can't be done without his consent

Transfer in violation of Section 11 of the Hindu minority and guardian ship act is held to be void abinitio

sale by the defacto guardian of the minor's interest in the joint family property was void abinitio

Minor's property has been sold by the mother of the minor, without obtaining the permission of the District Court - sale is liable to be cancelled at the instance of the minor

Release deed executed by minor without obtaining prior permission of Court - claim for partition would be possible without reference to release deed.

Properties derived by way of the partition deeds, - they are only the separate properties - Grand son has no locus standi to maintain suit for partition.

legal presumption that every Hindu family is joint in food, worship and estate and in the absence of any proof of division,

Father of JD died after passing the decree - EP for arrest filed against LRS of decesed person - EP for arrest not maintainable against LRS - EP dismissed

In absence of prayer for refund of advance amount - court can't order for refund of earnest money

Registration of court decree - Limitation doesn't apply - Because it doesn't require registration.

Refund of court fee - matter settled out of court - Plaintiff entitled to refund of full court fee

Registration of compromise decree - only registration fee levied - stamp duty doesn't require

Res Judicata Is Not A Ground To Reject A Plaint Under Order VII Rule 11(d) CPC

It is not necessary that the plantiff should be in actual possession of the whole of the property - court fee paid under section 37(2) is proper.

DEATH OF ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL DOESN'T TERMINATE HIS AUTHORITY AS REGARDS THE SURVIVING PRINCIPAL