held that a family arrangement is based on the assumption of antecedent title of some sort in the parties. The agreement acknowledges and defines that ... parties to the family arrangement must have some antecedent title, claim or interest even a possible claim in the property which is acknowledged
life estate. In, other words, there was no competing or antecedent title of some kind of her own asserted by Nagendrabala, in respect ... compromise is based on the assumption that there was an antecedent title of some kind in the parties, and the agreement acknowledges and defines what
instant reference were expenses incurred for defending the assessee's title to the shares or maintaining the value of a capital asset ... applicant by adopting this procedure merely tries to establish an antecedent title. With regard to the expenses incurred for acquiring voting rights, Mr. Gupta says
waste land, the continuance of possession may be presumed if antecedent title and possession are proved. The observation has reference to land of such
Billabasini a fresh title in lieu and in supersession of her antecedent title. Her one-fifth share in the properties was acquired and held
Billabasini a fresh title in lieu and in supersession of her antecedent title. Her one-fifth share in the properties was acquired and held
compromise was based on the assumption that there was an antecedent title of some kind in the parties, and the compromise merely acknowledged and defined
basic character of a joint Hindu family, each coparcener has an antecedent title to the property, though its extent is not determined until partition takes
renounce their right in respect of the other properties; they get exclusive title to the properties allotted to them and a as a consequence, they ... family property, it cannot be denied that each coparcener has an antecedent title to the said property, though its extent is not determined until partition
could not get rid of his liability by relying upon his antecedent title by transfer, whether for consideration or otherwise.
17. But different