The U.S. Supreme Court has clarified that there is a time limit—specifically, a “reasonable time” under Rule 60(c)(1)—for filing motions to set aside judgments as “void” under Rule 60(b)(4), even ...
There was a case in Supreme Court recently where a family was locked in ancestral land dispute case for years. One side of the family claimed that the lands were ancestral as the Karta used money from ...
On , the Supreme Court of India ruled that under Hindu law where property acquisitions are made during the subsistence of the joint Hindu family, and where ancestral properties ...
On , the Supreme Court of India confirmed the Madras High Court’s stance, which stated that when acquisitions occur while a joint family is still intact, and there are ancestral ...
In a significant legal development, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that an unregistered family settlement can be considered valid evidence in cases involving division of ancestral or joint ...
MSN: HUF land dispute reaches Supreme Court: One brother gets 5/16th share, other retains self-acquired properties
HUF land dispute reaches Supreme Court: One brother gets 5/16th share, other retains self-acquired properties
Observing that ancestral or inherited property does not automatically get protection from attachment under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the Delhi High Court has dismissed an appeal ...
On , the Bombay High Court ruled that land which is inherited by a son from his father under Section 8 of Hindu Succession Act is his own self-property and not the family’s ancestral ...