Supreme Court of India
Mohammed Salim (d) through Lrs. & Ors. v. Shamsudeen (d) through Lrs. & Ors.
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Muslim Law – Irregular (Fasid) Marriage – Entitleme nt of child born out of irregular (fasid) marriage in his father ’s properties – Respondent No.1-plaintiff case was that his fathe r ‘M’ and defendant No.1 were sons of one ‘Z’ – Two plaint pr operties (Schedule ‘ ’ and Schedule ‘ ’) belonged to Z – Z g ifted Plaint Schedule ‘ ’ property to ‘M’ – ‘M’ married defendant No.8 and no issue was born out of the wedlock – M’ also married one ‘V’ (a Hindu woman) and out of the said wedlock plaintiff was born – Plaintiff claimed entitlement to 14/16 th of the share in Schedule ‘ ’ property after the
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