Supreme Court of India
Maharani Deepinder Kaur (since Deceased) through Lrs. & Ors. v. Rajkumari Amrit Kaur and Ors.
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Hindu Succession Act, 1956: s. 5 – Raja Faridkot Estate Act, 1948 – Succesion to the Properties left behind by the Raja , former ruler of Faridkot State – In 1948, the Raja entered into a Covenant with the Govt. of India and executed Instrument of Accession, as a result area forming part of Faridkot State became part of the Indian Union – In 1948, “Raja Faridkot Estate Act, 1948” was enacted by the Raja, declaring that the Estate of said Ruler would devolve to his male successor – Succession to the properties of the Raja which were shown to be private properties in the Covenant – Raja had…
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