interest in the coparcener property and desires to blend his separate property with the coparcenary property. There ... owner of the separate property to convert his property into an item of joint family property. A mere intention
acquired property which he could bequeath to his wife....
* * *
Coparceners may hold property separately.--An
examination into the property ... separate property. All
property which is not held in coparcenary is separate
property and Hindu law recognises separate property
property" is synonymous with 'coparcenary
property'. 'Separate" property includes 'self-acquired' property ... enjoyment of the coparcenary property."
4. The argument that coparcenary property is different
from ancestral property is untenable
survivorship and this property lost the character of
coparcenary property and was self acquired property of Gulab
Singh ... opinion coparcenary property
means the property which consists of ancestral property and a coparcener
would mean a person
properties or all the properties are his self-acquired properties and cannot be blended in coparcenary property ... property is joint family property.
37. There may be a situation, where a property may be joint property
follows:
11..... In our opinion coparcenary property means the property which consists of ancestral property and a co-parcener ... separate property, but if a son is subsequently born, the property becomes co-parcenery property and the son would
follows:
11..... In our opinion coparcenary property means the property which consists of ancestral property and a co-parcener ... separate property, but if a son is subsequently born, the property becomes co-parcenery property and the son would
same. The other properties are not the coparcenary properties. Admittedly, the first defendant inherited 2.00 acres of ancestral land from ... coparcenary property.
21. Admittedly the properties inherited by the first defendant from his father are the properties covered
established that the property was joint
Hindu family property and the other properties were acquired
out of that nucleus ... suit property, in order that any property possessed
or owned by the should become the joint family property.
There
make the property separate and exclusive property of the holder. Where the property was ancestral and the holder ... make it the separate and exclusive property of the holder : where the property is ancestral and the holder has succeeded
