Bare Act

The Sevvalpatti Impartible Estate Act, 1930

This law declares the Sevvalpatti Estate in Tamil Nadu to be an impartible estate, meaning it cannot be divided or sold among family members. It requires the estate to follow the rules of the Tamil Nadu Impartible Estates Act of 1904, ensuring the land remains intact for future generations. The legislation overrides any court decisions or laws that might suggest otherwise. However, it includes a savings clause that protects any debts or property sales that happened before the law was enacted. This ensures the estate's stability while respecting pre-existing financial obligations.

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