They also contended that the alleged adoption of plaintiff No. 3 by plaintiff No. 1 was null and void, as it was made without ... Section 8 to take in adoption or the right to take in adoption is null and void.
31. In Raghavachariar's Hindu Law, Principles
former case had reference to the validity of the adoption of an only son. From the religious point of view this is, in many writings ... case resulted in the decision that the adoption of an only son is not null and void under the Hindu law.
41. The question whether
Musammat Parbati had received her husband's authority to make the adoption. It is not necessary to consider whether there waa any foundation ... claimed a declaration that the alleged adoption of Lala Kanhai Lal by Musammat Parbati was null and void. That suit was dismissed by the Subordinate
school which he attended as son of Venkatesh, the name assumed after adoption, whereas his name in the natural family had been Keshav. Venkatesh executed ... either that she had made no adoption, or that if she had made one, it was null and void for want of validity
Section 10(iv) of the Act is the custom which permits the adoption of a boy who has completed the age of 15 years. Therefore ... claim is decreed by declaring that defendant's adoption is null and void as he was more than 15 years
adopted the plaintiff on October 3, 1927, and there was an adoption deed which was registered a few days later. In suit ... there was a compromise decree to the effect that the adoption was null and void, the reason for such compromise being that under
status of her husband but refused to permit her to repudiate the adoption. The boy's father, Bhanwarmal, was not allowed to amend his written ... place on June 30, 1924: accordingly he declared the adoption to be "null and void and cancelled". He dismissed the claim
contravening any of the three conditions
mentioned above becomes ipso jure null and void
irrespective of declaration to that effect by Court ... declined to grant
declaration to the respondent that the marriage is null and void,
the appellant by default holds the status of legally wedded wife
certificate as heir of both the appellants on the basis of the
Adoption-deed, which is in question, in this Second Appeal.
5. Heard both ... came
to be partly decreed. The relief of declaring adoption-deed
as null and void was rejected. However, the defendants
were restrained from disturbing
adopted by her under registered
adoption deed. Defendant is sole legal representative of Gojarabai (second)
on the basis of adoption deed. Plaintiff cannot claim ... sole owner of suit property holding that adoption
of defendant is null and void, eventually directed defendant to hand over
peaceful possession of suit property
