Father received property in partition as his exclusive and absolute property - partition effected prior to amendment of S. 6 - S. 6 would not be applicable - Since plaintiff's father died intestate, property which stood in his name ought to be divided as per S. 8.
Citation
AIR 2022 MADRAS 100
MADRAS HIGH COURT
: AIROnline 2022 Mad 627
G. JAYACHANDRAN , J.
A. S. No. 1 of 2011, D/- 9 - 3 - 2022
Nagarathinam and Ors. v. K.R. Srinivasan (Died) and Ors.
Hindu Succession Act (30 of 1956), S.6, S.8 (prior to 2005 amendment) - Suit for partition -
Rule of succession in case of males - Plaintiff being sole male descendant claiming 5/8th share in
property of father - On date of filing suit, plaintiff was 32 years old - Plaintiff's father received
property in partition as his exclusive and absolute property - Said partition effected prior to
amendment of S. 6 - Thus, property had lost character of coparcenary property - S. 6 would not
be applicable - Since plaintiff's father died intestate, property which stood in his name ought
to be divided as per S. 8 - Plaintiff along with other heirs would be entitled to equal share in
suit properties.
(Paras 13 , 14 , 18)
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