Supreme Court of India
Salig Ram v. Munshi Ram and Another
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Punjab Customary Law-Custonis in Auiritsar district-Adop ted son's right to inheritance in his natural Ja111ily-Elrahmin and Khatri community-Punjab Laws Act, I872 (Punj. 4 of r872), s. 5. M, a Hindu belonging to the Brahmin community in the Amritsar District of Punjab, instituted a suit for the possession of a half share in the property left by his natural paternal grand father. His father had pre-deceased him, but another son of his grandfather was alive. He had been adopted away in a different family but he claimed that according to th" custom of his com munity in the district he was
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