Supreme Court of India
Kalindi Damodar Garde (d) by Lrs. v. Manohar Laxman Kulkarni (d) by Lrs. & Ors. Etc.
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Succession: Whether the sons of adoptee (who were born prior to his adoption) are entitled to inherit the property of the adoptive family of their father – Held: Succession in the present case in the facts of the case has to be decided in accordance with Hindu Succession Act and not as per Hindu Law –There is no provision in the Act denying the right of succession to the natural born son of an adoptee father – All the children either born before or after adoption of their father, in terms of s. 3(a) and (e) and Schedule of the Act, being class I heirs, have right to inherit the property of…
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