self-effacing her right in the property in favour of the nearest reversioner Sri Ramanarayan Patro.
10. In order to establish her conduct ... property by self-effacement of her right in favour of the nearest reversioner, her son and, therefore, he was the full owner of the property
three classes of
estoppels that may arise for consideration in dealing with
reversioner's challenge to a widow's alienation. They ... ratification i.e. agreeing to abide by the transaction. A
presumptive reversioner coming under any one of the
aforesaid categories is precluded from questioning
case of tenanted or leasehold properties or as the right of reversioner over a property subject to life or other limited interest in favour
normally the superior court should not disturb such finding, much less in
reversional jurisdiction, unless the exercise of discretion was on whole
untenable grounds
will was legally precluded from entering upon such an agreement binding the reversioners to whom the property had to go after her demise. As against ... Hence, a family arrangement to which reversioners under Hindu law are parties is not prohibited by Section 6(a) T.P. Act.
16. In fact
normally the superior court should
not disturb such finding, much less in reversional
jurisdiction, unless the exercise of discretion was on whole
untenable grounds
normally the superior court should not disturb such finding, much less
in reversional jurisdiction, unless the exercise of discretion was on whole
untenable grounds
normally the superior court should not disturb such finding, much less
in reversional jurisdiction, unless the exercise of discretion was on whole
untenable grounds
normally the
superior court should not disturb such finding, much less in reversional
jurisdiction, unless the exercise of discretion was on whole untenable grounds
capitalised the value at Rs. 38,86,788. To that the reversioner value of the land, arrived at Rs. 10,51,151 was added
