Constitution of India
India
Constitution of India
CONTITUENTASSEMBLY 00 of 1950
Published in Gazette 00
relations without accreting to surviving coparceners.
(g) By birth and adoption, a male becomes a coparcener. The
custom of adoption is of ancient origin ... Balusu Gurulingaswami v. Sri Balusu Ramalakshmamma &
Ors., 26 IA 113. The adoption at the relevant time was only of male
respondent company has argued before this court
that the appellant's adoption is dishonest in view of the similar
scripts being used ... every party uses the same
script. Thus, there is no dishonesty in adoption of the same
as the script is commonly used in Telugu language
suit lands as Watandars. While answering the second issue of
adoption, the trial court had observed, that, even though Vithu had
stated in the cross ... examination that he had the necessary documents to
prove the adoption, the same was never produced, and the testimony
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of the Vithu
limits prescribed under Section 4(1) it produces discriminatory results because of adoption of double standard for fixing the ceiling limit-one for the artificial ... this Court inasmuch as the artificial definition of family together with adoption of double standard for fixing ceiling limit formed the basis of the concerned
Possession of husband's property-Adopted
son getting into possession-Adoption invalid-Whether widow
is in constructive Possession-"Property Possessed by a
female ... instituted by the nearest reversioner of K for a
declaration that the adoption made by K's widow was invalid,
was dismissed -and during
consanguinity, marriage, or through a
relationship in the nature of marriage, adoption
or are family members living together as a joint
family;
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(s) ‘shared ... consanguinity, marriage, or through a relationship
in the nature of marriage, adoption or are family members living
together as a joint family. Domestic violence
verdict of the Pandits which had previously been pronounced against the adoption was erroneous in law and had been obtained by corrupt means ... Raja died "without leaving a son by birth or adoption" and his father Serfoji was only an adopted son. On October 18th
already mentioned submitted that either she or Jaikishandas, in virtue of his adoption by her, was beneficially entitled to the undisposed of residue ... claims of Mankuvarbai and Jaikisandas, but alleged that, in default of the adoption of the latter, or subject to his rights, they would
India since 12th May, 1959.
(b) By virtue of priority in adoption, extensive and continuous use, promotion and publicity of the distinctive ... copyright of the plaintiffs in the artistic work.
(iii) COMMON LAW RIGHTS
Adoption of an identical get up and colour scheme by the defendants
