Succession Act 1925 Section 299 Appellant, who was the original allottee of the plot in the dispute and had given the Letter of Administration after the death of his father, therefore sought permission to sell the property so that no return was made. But his request was not accepted The appellant fully proved that there was no income from the property in the dispute and that the other beneficiaries had no objection to the sale of the property, There is no barrier to bringing a fair value to the property in dispute, it was the basis for seeking permission to sell it. It is permissible and there is no obstacle to allowing the same High Court to sell. The Appeal rejects the order of the court below and gives the appellant the necessary permission to sell the property.
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