Will is void in respect of disposition made in favour of unborn children. It is appropriate to quote Section 13 of the Transfer of Property ... Section 13 of the Transfer of Property Act: Transfer for benefit of unborn person: Where, on a transfer of property, an interest therein is created
There is always a difficulty in choosing a precise point when the
unborn gets a right to life. The right answer may lie in accepting ... pregnant woman."
So far as the foetus of the unborn child is concerned, recognition of
eugenic grounds as a ground for termination of pregnancy
time of transfer. Even if transfer is in
favour of unborn person, at the date of transfer to be valid
there ... deed of settlement cannot be construed as
a transfer in favour of unborn person, yet it settles
property on trust and the unborn children, under
foetus and to terminate the pregnancy of the
unborn child if found to be female. Techniques are also
being developed to select
Imperial Act VIII of 1921 it was clear that a gift to unborn children was invalid under Hindu Law, and there having been no grandchildren ... however, has got over the difficulty and a gift to unborn grandchildren would be valid if it does not offend against the provisions of that
deed in favour of defendant No.1 and for the benefit of
unborn person was void under Section 13 of the Transfer
of Property ... Transfer of Property Act provides:
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“ Section 13 . Transfer for benefit of unborn
person.—Where, on a transfer of property,
an interest therein is created
members of the unit under this provision, and not the conceived unborn children. The family unit of the petitioner, says Mr. C.J. Sawant, cannot ... claim larger ceiling area. The question is: Can the unborn but conceived child still in the womb, be considered to be member of the unit
firmly established, that the gift to an unborn person is invalid and contrary to Hindu Law, is applicable to the office of shebaitship ... provisions are valid including the devolution of the shebaitship on persons unborn at the time of the testator's death. The questions raised
firmly established, that the gift to an unborn person is invalid and contrary to Hindu Law, is applicable to the office of shebaitship ... provisions are valid including the devolution of the shebaitship in persons unborn at the time of the testator's death. The questions, raised
lays down as under :-
316. Causing death of quick unborn child by act amounting
to culpable homicide
whoever does any act under such circumstances, that ... homicide,
and does by such act cause the death of a quick unborn child,
shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a
term
