Supreme Court of India

Shakuntalabai & Anr. v. L.V. Kulkarni & Anr.

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Bench G.L. Oza J.
Decided 28 March 1989

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Hindu Law-Udiki form of marriage prevalent among Lin­ gayats-Ancient and unbroken custom of dissolution of marriage­ Whether prevalent-Proof of-Section 57-Customs-Judicially recog­ nised by Court-Passes into law-Proof unnecessary. Serai Udiki mar­ riage among Panchamasal Lingayats-Custom-Proof of This is defendants' appeal arising ont of a suit for partition. One Mallappa Kulkarni had two sons: Veerappa and Gurappa. Verrappa is survived by his son Lingappa.

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