void gifts, as described by the Hindu law givers.
3. The trial Judge came to the conclusion that the gift was void under Hindu ... void transactions. As the expression used is adatta or not given, the conception undoubtedly was that these were instances of void gifts where the title
proposition that a gift to a Hindu deity, whose image is to be established and consecrated in future, is void?
2. The disposition which ... regards a postponement of distributions and the not declaring the gift void on account of any present difficulty in giving it effect: the case
there be a gift to a class, some members of which cannot legally take, the whole gift is void. The principles upon which this rule ... imported to the gift in this case. It is undoubtedly a gift to a class, but is it a gift to a class some members
that the gift was an improvident gift. She had no independent advice. The writer and the attesting witnesses to the deed of gift were ... appellant. I am, therefore, of opinion that the deed of gift is void and inoperative and that defendants 1 and 2 did not acquire
gift, whether vested or contingent, to a class which included, or might include persons unborn at the date of the gift was wholly void ... vesting of the gift are or may be deferred beyond the period allowed by law, the gift is wholly void, and cannot be made effectual
Devi ripened into an absolute title.
3. Whether the deed of gift became void on account of non-compliance of the specific conditions mentioned ... instant appeal. The specific point as to whether the deed of gift became void for non-compliance of the requirements of Section 122 of Transfer
proposition that a gift to a Hindu deity whose image is to be established and consecrated in future is void? The disposition which ... regards a postponement of distributions and the not declaring the gift void on account of any present difficulty in giving it effect : the case
apprehend from the said deeds of gift. The said deeds of gift have been in a way void, and have become ineffectual. I kept them ... opinion between our masters, a gift ab initio. So that it is valid where gift is valid, and void where gift is void, there being
himself to beggary?
If yes, it goes a long way to void the gift. Because, it then becomes plain to be seen that Muktalal ... soon as a client makes a gift to his solicitor, such gift goes down as void, the presumption of undue influence of the solicitor over
Jagarnath Koeri . In that case there was an alienation, a gift, void ab initio and consequent on it a discontinuance of possession of the real
