However, the defendants contended that the
properties were not ancestral properties at all but
were self-acquired properties, except for one
property which was ancestral ... children's rights to the
property of their parents, such property rights
included right to both self-acquired as well as
ancestral property
that Item
No.1 property was joint Hindu family property. The said property was held
to be the self acquired property of the first appellant ... acquired property of appellant No.1, he
blended the said property with the joint family property and, therefore, it
has become the joint family property
properties to his wife and other relations, provided that
the properties in Schedules A,B and C of the will which were
his self acquired ... bequeathed shall
be ancestral or self-acquired but unless he expresses his
intention that it shall be self-acquired, it should be held
male member of a joint
Hindu Family to convert his self-acquire property into joint
family property by throwing it into the common hotchpotch ... acquired
property with the character of joint family property by
throwing it into the family hotchpot; and, lastly, whether
the income of such property
established that the property was joint Hindu family property and the other properties were acquired out of that nucleus, if the initial burden is discharged ... that the properties mentioned in the aforesaid transactions were acquired by them as self-acquired property, the judgment under appeal cannot be sustained. We, therefore
father partitioned the property,
will loose its character as that of coparcenary property and
will become self acquired property in the hands of person
receiving ... will and not
by survivorship and this property lost the character of
coparcenary property and was self acquired property of Gulab
Singh. The version
devolution according to the nature of the property. Ancestral or joint family property devolves by survivorship; self-acquired property descends to the heirs ... that he can alienate the property, but that is not because the property still retains the character of self-acquired property, but because on incorporation
interest in the coparcenary property and desires to
blend his separate property with the coparcenary property.
The separate property of a member of a joint ... unilateral action that the property became joint
family property; the transaction by which a property ceased
to be the property of a coparcener and became
share in Plaint A
Schedule item nos.15, 16 and his self acquired
properties item nos. 22 to 26 and 29 in favour of
Manicka ... only.
That Plaint A Schedule item nos.1 to 9 were self
acquired properties of appellant no.1 and 3
purchased out of their
plaintiff by holding that the suit properties were
not ancestral properties of Sengoda Gounder but were self
acquired properties of Sengoda Gounder. That on appreciation ... suit
properties into joint family properties. The law on the aspect of
blending is well settled that property separate or selfacquired of
a member
