succession during the lifetime of her father. She is not a
co-parcener as defined under Section 6 of the Hindu Succession (Amendment ... others]) held that a right of a female daughter as a co-parcener in the ancestral
property gets accrued only 09.09.2005. The date on which
that on adoption the adopted son becomes a co-parcener with his adoptive father as regards the ancestral properties of the latter."
12. From ... evidence, it is clear that the suit properties are not co-parceners property or joint family property. It is self acquired properties of Bella Gowder
instant case, the partition took place between the co-parceners
under Ex.A1 on 05.07.1958. The Co-parceners have decided to divide the property ... family, after amendment, is entitled to inherit the property as the co-
parcener.
25.This submission of the learned counsel appearing for the appellants
though
succession is to
protect the rights of the daughters as co-parcener in the joint family
property. However, if the status of co-parcener ... servered by conduct or
contract, partition as co-parcener cannot be claimed. Likewise, the
coparcener who claims partition first has to establish the status
succession is to
protect the rights of the daughters as co-parcener in the joint family
property. However, if the status of co-parcener ... servered by conduct or
contract, partition as co-parcener cannot be claimed. Likewise, the
coparcener who claims partition first has to establish the status
succession is to
protect the rights of the daughters as co-parcener in the joint family
property. However, if the status of co-parcener ... servered by conduct or
contract, partition as co-parcener cannot be claimed. Likewise, the
coparcener who claims partition first has to establish the status
person in whose name the property stands is a co-
parcener in a Hindu Undivided Family and;
(2) A trustee or other person person standing ... application to the point in issue, as the appellants are
neither co-parceners nor trustees of the joint family of the 1st defendant
entire properties inclusive of the share of the other co-parcener
namely Sundaram. The Will executed under undue influence is not a valid
Will. Hence ... suit
properties beyond his share in the property as a co-parcener. Since the suit
properties were ancestral properties, his right to alienate them either
entire properties inclusive of the share of the other co-parcener
namely Sundaram. The Will executed under undue influence is not a valid
Will. Hence ... suit
properties beyond his share in the property as a co-parcener. Since the suit
properties were ancestral properties, his right to alienate them either
that one of the co-parceners in the co-parcenary without the consent of the other co-parceners cannot execute a settlement deed or gift ... share in co-parceneary property without consent of two other co-parceners is invalid.
19. Further the learned counsel for the appellant contended that
