ostensible owner, beneficial owner and by
the company concerned in case shares are held in the name of an ostensible
owner for and on behalf ... Award
Holder submitted that the obligations of the ostensible owner, beneficial
owner and the company are continuing obligations under Section 89. More
importantly
constituents, the bank
should be taken to be an ostensible owner and the real or
beneficial owner of the bonds is only its constituents ... name of the assessee. That
will make the assessee only an ostensible owner. When the
assessee itself has admitted that the beneficial owners
second plaintiff, in the name of the
second defendant as the ostensible owner and he is
only a benamidar. After taking evidence and
examining ... alleged real owner. The real owner of the property
expressly or impliedly allows another person to act as
the owner of the property
only as a tenant from her sister
Sundari Chandran, being the ostensible owner of the suit flat all along.
From the date of the said ... only as a tenant by her sister Sundari Chandran,
being the ostensible owner of the suit flat. But, perusal of the sale deed
dated
only as a tenant from her sister
Sundari Chandran, being the ostensible owner of the suit flat all along.
From the date of the said ... only as a tenant by her sister Sundari Chandran,
being the ostensible owner of the suit flat. But, perusal of the sale deed
dated
only as a tenant from her sister
Sundari Chandran, being the ostensible owner of the suit flat all along.
From the date of the said ... only as a tenant by her sister Sundari Chandran,
being the ostensible owner of the suit flat. But, perusal of the sale deed
dated
projected towards showing that he was a bonafide purchaser from the ostensible owner for value without notice of the claim of the respondent/plaintiff
Transfer of Property Act deals with the power of
the ostensible owner to effect the transfer of the property with consent,
express or implied ... Section 41 of the Transfer of
Property Act is that the ostensible owner of the property, with the consent
express or implied and representing himself
absolute owner from the beginning. If
that were to be so, she cannot be treated as owner. At the most, she is the
ostensible owner ... conclusion that he cannot be treated, even as the ostensible owner.
The inescapable conclusion is that the property was purchased with the money
equally contributed
Trust may be defined as an obligation imposed on
the ostensible owner of property to use the same for a particular
object for the benefit
