raj Kushi 31 January 2021

how to prove self aquired property

plaintiff have filed a partition suit and added all joint ancestral properties but defendant asking the share in the self aquired properties of the plaintiff....how to prove it is self aquired properties?
because der is no documents for source of income in 1960s ?
is cogent evidence is enough to prove self acquisition.?

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This discussion addresses how to prove property is self-acquired when facing partition suits. While the title deed is paramount, establishing the source of funds for older acquisitions, especially from the 1960s, can be challenging without clear income documentation. The consensus suggests that clear title in the defendant's name is the primary proof, negating the need to detail income sources for that specific property.