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Chennupati Naga Venkata Krishna vs Chennupati Jagan Mohan Rao on 26 September, 2025 APHC010157142015 IN

interested from one of the parties in the suit is vitally interest in the litigation where the transfer is of the entire 31 interest ... interest has devolved and this entitles the person who has acquired interest in the subject-matter of a litigation by assignment or creation or devolution

Cabinet Order No. 578-C of 1954 would determine the devolution of interest and the partition of estate. 4. Respondent No.2 in his response ... succession under the said rules is by devolution of interest in terms of Rule 15- B and not under Section 67 of the Tenancy

interest has devolved and this applies in a case where the interest of the plaintiff has devolved. Likewise, in a case where interest ... interest in the subject-matter of dispute by virtue of devolution of interest upon another person, may not take interest therein, in ordinary course, which

Chennupati Naga Venkata Krishna vs Chennupati Jagan Mohan Rao on 26 September, 2025 1 * THE

where the learned commentator had discussed effect in respect of the devolution of interest in Mitakshara coparcenary property of the coming into operation

therefore, in 1997 at the time when Mukhtiyar Singh died, the devolution of interest (inheritance) would be determinable on the said date, in accordance with ... Hindu Succession Act was still in existence. Undoubtedly, the devolution of interest in respect of the suit land would be determinable in accordance with

Section 6 of the HSA 1956 provides for the devolution of interest in coparcenary property. Prior to the substitution of Section 6 with effect from ... Amending Act of 2005, Section 6 stipulated the devolution of interest in a Mitakshara coparcenary property of a male Hindu by survivorship on the surviving

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

unamended Hindu Succession Act is as follows: S.6 Devolution of interest in coparcenary property:- 20 Dr.VRKSJ ... fact. Such death isi a legal incident in the context of devolution of interest ini coparcenery property. Such legal consequences cannot be discarded. The statutory