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M.D.Sampathkumar vs Devaraj on 4 June, 2025

with the view they have expressed. They seem to think that devolution of interest is necessarily a test of one being a legal representatives ... that person to be his legal representative, there must be a devolution of interest in his favour from the deceased. If devolution is the criterion
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Gopi vs Shanthi on 19 June, 2025

cremation of Amirthammal. Whereas, the present suit is based on devolution of interest, and the plaintiffs in the present suit claim right on the basis ... based on the rights of the parties on the basis of devolution of interest of succession rights. Whereas, the previous suit is filed
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Suresh vs Kannaki on 3 January, 2025

Kannagi for impleading herself. When there is a devolution of interest during pendency of the suit, the suit may be continued by leave ... whom right is vested by such devolution or assignment. Needless to state here that when the devolution of interest had taken place during pendency
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Rukmani vs Ponnusamy on 2 June, 2025

intermittent period. 73. It is by birth that interest in the property is acquired. Devolution on the death of a coparcener before 1956 used ... treated as coparceners. No one is made a coparcener by devolution of interest. It is by virtue of birth or by way of adoption obviously
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