neither in impressing his self-acquired property with the character of ancestral property not in partitioning that property any transfer direct or indirect within ... alternative, Mr. Joshi contends that admittedly there was no ancestral property belonging to the Hindu undivided family. A coparcener cannot impress his self-acquired property
allowed is excessive.
13. Upon the question whether the shares in the ancestral property of defendants 2, 3, and 4 were liable, as being ... deceased mortgagor; and seeks his remedy against the ancestral property of all members of a joint family. It is certain that he is entitled
under that Section, the question then is whether the liability of the ancestral property, which the objector took by survivorship under the Mitakshara system ... could raise in a separate suit. Is the liability of the ancestral property for the debt covered by the decree a question arising between
plaintiff's claim the defendants denied that the property was ancestral and they alleged that it was sold to them ... over Rs. 16,000 had been applied to the discharge of ancestral debts, the payment of which was binding on the joint family of which
become joint family property owing to its having been built on the ancestral house site it is not necessary to refer to the evidence ... wrong in finding that any portion of the house stands on the ancestral house site on which the thatched house stood. He states that
mortgage-decree against the share of the mortgagor in the ancestral properties covered by the mortgage securities. After a careful examination of the judgments ... where the father being the manager raises money by hypothecating certain ancestral family property by bonds, and it is not proved on the one hand
Motichand Nathoo, were jointly entitled to four houses in Champagully as their ancestral property; that his father carried on separate business as a shroff ... right of a father to bind the interests of his sons in ancestral immoveable property by disposing thereof for the payment of his own debts
reversionary rights. It was claimed by them that the entire property was ancestral and that neither Ganga Singh nor Mst. Achhari was competent to alienate ... property. The suit was defended by Mst. Taro who challenged the ancestral nature of the property and urged that Ganga Singh had full power
therein against Mahadev Narayan personally was not prospective and not against the ancestral estate, and the present suit is for maintenance from 11th June ... October 1872 and for an allotment of future maintenance out of the ancestral estate, this suit is not res judicata.
2. I may observe, however
Hubibbhoy, to establish his claim to a one-third share in the ancestral family property, which he alleges came to the latter on the death ... property came to his hands, as stated in the plaint, was ancestral property according to the laws and usages governing the Khoja community in Bombay
