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Ramappa Udayan Vs. Armugath Udayan

Ramappa Udayan vs Armugath Udayan

Type Court Judgment Court Chennai Decided Oct 24, 1893
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Citation
Court
Chennai
Decided On
Subject
Family

Case Summary

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Key legal issue
Family

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Ramappa Udayan

Respondent

Armugath Udayan

Legal References

Cases Referred
Nallanna v. Ponnal
Reported In
(1894)4MLJ30

Excerpt

- 1. we think the case quoted by the subordinate judge at i. l. r. 14 m 149 nallanna v. ponnal, is sufficient authority for holding that a daughter's daughter is a bandhu on the principle laid down that consonquinity may be recognized as the basis of title to succession in the absence of preferential male heirs, minakshi was a direct relation by blood to her grandfather through her mother his daughter.2. the second appeal therefore fails and is dismissed.

Full Judgment

1. We think the case quoted by the Subordinate Judge at I. L. R. 14 M 149 Nallanna v. Ponnal, is sufficient authority for holding that a daughter's daughter is a bandhu on the principle laid down that consonquinity may be recognized as the basis of title to succession in the absence of preferential male heirs, Minakshi was a direct relation by blood to her grandfather through her mother his daughter.

2. The second appeal therefore fails and is dismissed.

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