Co-Owner Whose Share In Joint Property Remained Undetermined Cannot Transfer Entire Property : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a co-owner of joint property, whose share has not been determined, cannot unilaterally transfer the entire property. The decision reinforces the principle that without a clear determination of each co-owner’s share, no individual can dispose of the entire property. This judgment is significant in property disputes, ensuring that the rights of all co-owners are recognized and protected. It establishes that the transfer or alienation of joint property requires clarity and agreement on the respective shares of all co-owners, preventing unilateral decisions that might affect the interests of other stakeholders.