consideration-Fraudulent or erroneous
representation-Present transferable intereset,
though in fact spes successionis-Subsequent
acquisition of title-Effect-Rule of estoppel-When
to be resorted ... Vendors of the property
to G had
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only a spes successionis during the life time of
the widow of B, and the transfer
property i.e.
life interest of the vendor and spes successionis of the
reversioners. To give effect to the right of the vendee to specific ... sell entire interest that is life interest of vendor and spes
successionis of reversioners. The term of seeking court's sanction
being a term
High Court had failed to truly understand the concept of
spes successionis which has been referred to in paragraph 54
of Mulla ... arrangement. Mr. George submitted that having regard to
the doctrine of spes successionis, the concept of estoppel
could not be applied to Muslims on account
date of the deed of August 14, 1911, had merely a spes successionis expectant on the determination of the estate of Tulsawa and on herself ... stood alone, Akkawa could not have assigned or transferred that spes successionis, nor could she have contracted to do so.
5. I now pass
vested interest nor a contingent interest, but it was merely a spes successionis - a chance of obtaining the property which was in the nature ... aspect of the controversy, namely, whether the assessee had merely a spes successionis under the trust deed or he had an interest in the corpus
contingency of the survival of the assessee, it was merely a spes successionis - a chance of obtaining the property which was in the nature ... corpus of the trust properties is nil, as it is a spes successionis and contingent on the assessee being alive on March
self-acquisitions of Basappa, was only an expectancy and a 'spes successionis'. The title however was sought to be supported in the trial ... knowledge of the parties a transfer of a 'spes successionis' such as is prohibited under Section 6(a) , Transfer of Property
lives long enough the event, is sure to happen.
18. A spes successionis is merely an expectation or hope of succeeding to the property ... plaintiff 1 when he came to be adopted had only a spes successionis and nothing more. In the case of Bhupendra Krishna Ghose v, Amarendra
lifetime the reversionary right is a mere possibility or spes successionis. In Janaki Ammal v. Narayansami Aiyar Lord Shaw described the nature of the widow ... contingent interests which are differentiated little, if at all, from a spes successionis is recognised by Courts of Law as having a right to demand
time of the agreement the daughters had more than a mere spes
successionis with which to bargain. The agreement therefore complies with the criteria laid ... into a vested interest and thus destroying its character as a spes successionis.
57. Reference was next made for the plaintiffs to Gauri Nath Kakaji
