Income Tax Act. The assessee claimed to be governed by the Mitakshara Coparcenary Law. The claim of the assessee was ultimately accepted by the Tribunal ... very first step, to ascertain the share of the deceased in the coparcenary property. For, by doing that alone can ;one determine the extent
reproduced below :-
" I further bequeath my total interest in my coparcenary property that I may be possessed of at the time of my death ... very first step, to ascertain the share of the deceased in the coparcenary property. For, by doing that alone can ;one determine the extent
very first step, to ascertain the share of the deceased in the coparcenary property. For, by doing that alone can one determine the extent ... purpose of ascertaining the share of the deceased in the coparcenary property, one cannot go back on that assumption and ascertain the share
appears to be unknown to Hindu law except in the case of coparcenary between the members of an undivided family."
11. This judgment
