Haveli has been admitted by both parties as joint
and common property, but defendant has disputed the entire
portion of chawk and pol as shown ... owner is entitled to the
possession of the entire common property he
cannot be dispossessed by maintaining an action
for ejectment at the instance
Public
Trust". It was founded on the ideas that certain
common properties such as rivers, seashore,
forests
Public
Trust". It was founded on the ideas that certain
common properties such as rivers
Late Shri D.R. Gupta, voluntarily put his immoveable property
commonly known as No. 4, University Road, Delhi, and shares in Motor
and General Finance ... besides other moveable and immoveable
properties in the common hotch-potch and executed an Affidavit dated
05.01.1963 declaring that all properties shall belong
idea, principle, theme, subject matter or historical or
legendry facts being common property cannot be subject matter of
copyright. It is always open ... principle, theme, or
subject-matter or historical or legendary facts being common property
cannot be the subject-matter of copyright of a particular person
property.
The property ceases to be joint and immediately
the shares are defined, and henceforth, the
parties hold the property as tenants-in-
common ... property. The property ceases to be joint and
immediately the shares are defined, and thereafter the
parties hold the property as tenants in common
extent of lands, public and private, houses, settlements
and other common properties likely to be affected by the
proposed acquisition;
(d) whether the extent ... accuracy and
authenticity of this order/judgement
produce and common property resources, if available
Chandigarh
more heirs succeed together to the property of an
intestate, they should take the property as tenants-in-common
and not as joint tenants ... when a person has throw
his self-acquired property/individual property in common hotchpot after the
passing of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 . In the instant
indulges in destruction or damage or failing to
guard the common property and recorded rights of the village or collecting
excess rent from the raiyats ... post.
3. For destroying, damaging or falling to guard the common property
and recorded rights of the village, or for collecting from raiyats in
excess
property in the hands of the successor and not as an HUF
property although the successor(s) indeed inherits „ancestral‟
property i.e a property ... properties. In order to claim the
properties to be HUF according to the second principle, the facts as to
how the properties are HUF properties
