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Does ancestral property become self-acquired after partition?

What are the Supreme Court Judgements saying that ancestral property becomes self acquired property after partition?

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Advocate By LEAD INDIA Answered: 08 Oct 2023

Mallappa Girimallappa Betgeri & Ors. v. R. Yellappagouda Patil & Ors. (2017): The Court held that ancestral property becomes self-acquired property in the hands of a coparcener after partition. This means that the coparcener has absolute rights over the property allotted to them, and they can dispose of it as they please. Contact us for further enquiry.

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