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1 - 5 of 5 (0.16 seconds)Rafail Uraon And Anr. vs Baiha Uraon And Anr. on 12 April, 1956
In Daudwa Uraon's case (supra) it was merely held that so far as Uraons of Chhotanagpur are concerned, a Ghardamad (adopted as such before marriage) can inherit certain properties of his father-in-law but in no cases, he would inherit the Bhumidhari lands of his deceased father-in-law.
Section 2 in The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 [Entire Act]
Narendra Narain Choudhuri vs Nagendra Narain Choudhuri And Ors. on 21 December, 1928
11. The learned trial court, therefore, held that Rupi Manjhian, daughter of Man Singh inherited the properties of her rather and the plaintiffs are not reversioners of Man Singh in respect of the properties in suit. The learned court below, in this regard has relied upoa a decision of the Calcutta High Court reported in 1929 page 577, Narendra Narain Choudhuri v. Nagendra Narain Choudhuri and Ors. ; Babu Manjhi and Anr. v. Bukhan Manjhi and Ors. ; Rafail Uraon and Anr. v. Baiha Uraon and Anr. 1970 PLJR p. 573; Langa Manjhi and Ors. v. Jaba Manjhian and Ors. AIR 1946 Pat p. 218 and Chunku Manjhi and Ors. v. Bhabani Manjhian and Ors.
Langa Manjhi And Ors. vs Jaba Majhian And Ors. on 14 May, 1970
11. The learned trial court, therefore, held that Rupi Manjhian, daughter of Man Singh inherited the properties of her rather and the plaintiffs are not reversioners of Man Singh in respect of the properties in suit. The learned court below, in this regard has relied upoa a decision of the Calcutta High Court reported in 1929 page 577, Narendra Narain Choudhuri v. Nagendra Narain Choudhuri and Ors. ; Babu Manjhi and Anr. v. Bukhan Manjhi and Ors. ; Rafail Uraon and Anr. v. Baiha Uraon and Anr. 1970 PLJR p. 573; Langa Manjhi and Ors. v. Jaba Manjhian and Ors. AIR 1946 Pat p. 218 and Chunku Manjhi and Ors. v. Bhabani Manjhian and Ors.
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