Supreme Court of India
Dinaji and Ors. v. Daddi and Ors.
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Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956: Sections 12, Pro viso (c) and 13-Hindu Widow-Adopting son-Whether deprived of her rights in husband's property. Registration Act, 1908: Sections 17( l)(b) and 49-Document creating right in adopted son to immovable property-Divesting mother of property-Whether requires registration-Unregistered document Admissibility of. In a suit for injunction and possession of the suit property, on the basis of a registered sale deed executed by the widow of the owner of the property, filed by the appellants, the question of admissibility of an unregistered
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