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Supreme Court Notices Kapoor Family Over Sridevi Chennai Property
The Supreme Court is looking into a disagreement about a property in Chennai.
The property was bought by actor Sridevi in 1988, according to Boney Kapoor.
Boney said the land originally belonged to M.C. Sambanda Mudaliar.
Mudaliar’s family divided the property in 1960.
He said Sridevi checked the documents and officially registered the purchase.
Three people now say they are related to one of Mudaliar’s sons.
They claim they still own a shared part of the property.
The court has sent notices to Boney Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor.
The Supreme Court has issued notices to Boney Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor over a Chennai property dispute.
Boney Kapoor told the court in 2025 that Sridevi purchased the property in 1988.
He said the property originally belonged to M.C. Sambanda Mudaliar and was divided among his five children in 1960.
According to Boney, Sridevi verified the legal documents and registered the sale deed before purchasing the property.
Three individuals claim they are the second wife and two children of one of Mudaliar’s sons and hold an undivided share in the property.
- Who
- The Supreme Court, Boney Kapoor, Sridevi’s family, and three individuals claiming an interest in the property.
- What
- The Supreme Court issued notices in a dispute over ownership of a Chennai property purchased by Sridevi.
- Where
- Chennai, India.
- When
- Sridevi purchased the property in 1988; the family division occurred in 1960, and Boney Kapoor explained the matter in court in 2025.
- Why
- Three individuals claim they are the second wife and two children of one of the original owner’s sons and therefore have an undivided share in the property.
Kapoor Family’s Position
Claimants’ Position
Ownership of the property
Kapoor Family’s Position
Boney Kapoor said Sridevi purchased the property after checking the legal documents and duly registering the sale deed.
Claimants’ Position
Three individuals claim they have an undivided share because they are the second wife and two children of one of the original owner’s sons.
Key facts
- Property buyer
- Sridevi
- Purchase year
- 1988
- Original owner
- M.C. Sambanda Mudaliar
- Family division
- The property was divided by mutual agreement in 1960.
- Kapoor family recipients of notices
- Boney Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor
- Claimants
- Three individuals alleging they are the second wife and two children of one of Mudaliar’s sons
- Boney Kapoor’s position
- Sridevi verified the legal documents and registered the sale deed before purchasing the property.
Sources
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