G.Rajendra vs Smt.G.Nalini on 26 August, 2020
1
OS.No.5607/2003
S.Ravikumar vs Govindareddy on 6 January, 2021
1
OS.No.9893/2006
IN THE
plaintiff ought to have disclosed and
put this property in the hotchpotch along with Schedule 'A'
property and sought for an equitable partition ... Grama, entire joint family properties have not been brought
into the common hotchpotch. It is further contended by the
defendant No.8 that the said
A.M.Sridhar vs A.B.Surya on 20 March, 2020
IN THE COURT OF
properties of the joint family are brought to the common
hotchpotch, the partial partition in respect of two items
of the properties cannot be made
partition
all the family properties should be brought in to common hotchpotch
along with necessary parities. On perusal of material available on
record indicates that
partition, has to bring all the
available family properties into a common
hotchpotch. In this case except Sy.No.209
measuring 1 acre 4 guntas ... sharers regarding not bringing
any particular properties of the family into common
hotchpotch for partition.
14. The plaintiffs contended that during the
lifetime of their
Smt.N.Mangala Gowramma vs Sri.Nanjappa on 11 September, 2019
IN THE COURT OF
blending applies where a
coparcener throws self-acquired property into the common
hotchpotch or where acquisitions are traced to joint nucleus.
On balance of probabilities
entire Joint family
properties have not been brought into the
common hotchpotch, and therefore the suit is
21 OS No.25873/2012 ... that the defendant No.1 is also entitled
to his common share and also the rents equally
in the suit schedule properties. So also