disqualified from inheriting the
properties of her husband because of her remarriage, is erroneous. He would
submit that after coming into force of the Hindu ... disqualification enacted by Section 2 of the Hindu
Widow's Remarriage Act, 1856 ceases to apply upon enactment of Section 4
of the Hindu
disqualified from inheriting
the properties of her husband because of her remarriage, is erroneous. He
would submit that after coming into force of the Hindu ... disqualification enacted by Section 2 of the Hindu
Widow's Remarriage Act, 1856 ceases to apply upon enactment of Section 4
of the Hindu
disqualified from inheriting
the properties of her husband because of her remarriage, is erroneous. He
would submit that after coming into force of the Hindu ... disqualification enacted by Section 2 of the Hindu
Widow's Remarriage Act, 1856 ceases to apply upon enactment of Section 4
of the Hindu
would draw
our attention to Section 2 of the Hindu Widows' Remarriage Act, 1856 to
contend that upon re-marriage, the rights ... evidently overlooks the fact that the said
Act viz., Hindu Widows' Remarriage Act was repealed by the Hindu
Widows' Remarriage (Repeal
case of widow or widower, up to the date of death or remarriage, whichever is earlier;
(ii) in the case of a son, until
also accused of
having procured employment by suppressing information regarding her
remarriage. The writ court had found that the respondent was never
informed that
also accused of
having procured employment by suppressing information regarding her
remarriage. The writ court had found that the respondent was never
informed that
respondent/husband, would submit that it is because of the remarriage and
neglect of the child which are subsequent events, the husband is seeking
custody
