releaser getting exclusive right to a portion of the common property, what happens in reality is a division of the common property ... regarded as an allocation of property since such interest also was property and was cared out of the family property and the other members were
regarded as an allocation of property since such interest also is property and is carved out of the family property and the other members ... partition is not confined to items of immoveable property. The property owned in common may be of any character and in effecting partition, allocation
direct and positive exclusion of the co-tenant in common from the common property, he seeking to exercise his rights therein and being denied ... owned by tenants in common and although ordinarily a tenant in common is entitled to make use of the joint property in any reasonable manner
take accounts.
Where a plaintiff claims not only a partition of common properties, but an account of profits realise by the defendant before suit ... realisation of common out standings, the discharge of common liabilities, the distribution of the profits of the properties realised pending the suit, either in cash
Hindu law where there was hardly any self-acquired property, all property being regarded as property generally acquired for and the benefit of the entire ... process whereby a single acquire blends his property with joint family property or throws it into common stock, in either event impressing the same with
persons in common, the commonness of enjoyment exists and continues to exist whether those persons are joint tenants or merely tenants-in-common. Even when ... section 25A . So far as some property continues undivided several members who hold that property in common do constitute an undivided family
second and the third categories.
The profits accruing from the common properties pending a suit for partition, like the properties themselves, are liable ... profits is implicit in the right to a share in the common properties and both rights have to be worked out and provided
other co-owners. Mere non-participation in profits of the common property by one co-sharer or exclusive occupation of the property by the other ... inferable from notorious acts and circumstances. The mere occupation of common property without more, would be referable to the lawful title possessed
common areas and
facilities;
(3) expenses agreed upon as common expenses
by the bye- laws;
(4) expenses declared as common expenses by
the provisions ... removal of the property from the
provisions of this Act the property shall be deemed
to be owned in common by the apartment owners
together, pool
resources, and treat the property as common, the income
from such tenants-in-common property may form a joint
family nucleus. Subsequent acquisition ... property
to be self-acquired property of Appellant No.1, he
blended the said property with the joint family
property and, therefore, it has become
