Madras HC Grants Relief To Boney, Janhvi, Khushi Kapoor In Sridevi Chennai Property Dispute
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Late actress Sridevi had purchased 4.77 acres of land on East Coast Road in Chennai in 1988 from the family of Sambandha Mudaliar. In this context, three people, namely the second wife of Sambandha Mudaliar's son Chandrasekaran, his son Natarajan and daughter Sivagami, had filed a legal case in the Chengalpattu Sessions Court claiming that they had a share in the property after obtaining a certificate of inheritance. Sridevi's husband Boney Kapo…
Madras HC Grants Relief To Boney, Janhvi, Khushi Kapoor In Sridevi Chennai Property Dispute
The Madras High Court has granted relief to filmmaker Boney Kapoor and his daughters Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor. In a property dispute linked to late actor Sridevi’s East Coast Road (ECR) land in Tamil Nadu. The court rejected a plea challenging the ownership of the property and termed the claim “vexatious.” Observing that the lawsuit amounted to an abuse of the legal process. Madras HC Rejects Challenge To Sridevi’s Chennai Land Ownership …
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