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Supreme Court Examines Whether Son Can Claim Partition of Father's Property in His Lifetime

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The Supreme Court was considering whether a son can seek partition of his father's property while the father is still alive. The son's claim rested on the argument that the property was ancestral or joint family property. The case centres on the legal distinction between a father's self-acquired assets and ancestral or joint family property. The article does not detail the court's final ruling, so the outcome is not reported here.

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