proposition that "a partial alienation by a widow to the nearest reversioner is valid in law when he is a male, and gives ... Aiyar J., that a partial alienation by a widow to the nearest reversioner is valid in law when he is a male, and gives
whether Lala Kanhai Lal has not been precluded from claiming as a reversioner by his having been a party to a compromise which was entered ... into in 1892. If he is not precluded from claiming as a reversioner he is entitled to succeed in these appeals.
3. At the time
being the daughter's son of Marotirao, is the next reversioner in preference to defendants Nos, 1 and 2 who are the daughter ... Marotirao, ordinarily plaintiff would be entitled to possession as the next reversioner, unless the sale-deed executed on 10-1-1921 by Sarubai, widow
April 30, 1906, one Raja Durga Prasad, claiming to be a reversioner of Narinclra Bahadur, brought a suit against Jagrani Kuar in the Court ... widow represents the entire estate which consists of herself and the reversioners, 1 am unable to see how it follows that one revorsioner
daughter. 1st 2nd 3rd
plaintiff. plaintff. plaintiff.
4. Arunachala, as whose reversioners the plaintiffs claim to be, had before his death directed his wife Chokkammal ... acts could, according to Hindu law, bind the reversioners to her husband. On Arunachala's death in 1849 she became entitled to the full
alienation by Dhondai to Rakhma who was the sole next reversioner as being the poorest of the three married daughters.
3. The trial Judge said ... then dealt with the argument that the consent of the next reversioners was presumptive proof of necessity and therefore made the alienation good against
Justice in that case , that, during the lifetime of the widow, the reversioners in Hindu law have no vested interest in the estate but have ... widow died, and that the person who would be the next reversioner at that time would succeed to the estate and the alteration
alienate the same to a person who was not the next reversioner, and that the deed referred to by the defendants in their written statement ... alienation was made by a widow with the consent of the next reversioner, but maintained that the widow and the next reversioner wore competent
mother's life interest in favour of the daughter and reversioner, whereby the reversion became accelerated and the life interest of the widow extinguished ... enable a Hindu widow effectually to surrender her interest to the reversioner. Now fortunately their Lordships of the Privy Council have laid down the essentials
deed of surrender in favour of the plaintiff who was the next reversioner. The deed which was duly registered recited that Bai Jivi relinquished ... really difficult to appreciate the plaintiff's grievance. A reversioner undoubtedly has such an interest in the property held by a Hindu widow
