Bare Act

The Velliyakundam Impartible Estate Act, 1933

This law declares the Velliyakundam Zamin in Madura district to be an impartible estate, meaning it cannot be divided among heirs and must remain intact. It subjects the property and its owner, heirs, and successors to the rules of the Tamil Nadu Impartible Estates Act of 1904. The legislation ensures the estate remains undivided despite any court decisions or legal rules to the contrary. It also preserves the validity of any debts or property sales that occurred before the law took effect, ensuring legal continuity for past transactions while enforcing the new structure on future ownership.

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