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Kerala Bare Acts 1921

The Christian Succession Act, 1921 (Cochin)

State: Kerala

Year: 1921

.....shall Section21 - (a) Sthreedhanam brought into hotchpot.- For the purposes of determining the share of a woman or her lineal Section22 - Exclusion of woman who has received Streedhanam Notwithstanding anything in the foregoing provisions of this Act, Section23 - Passaram, no necessary presumption from Notwithstanding proof that a Passaram was paid to the Church on the occasion Section24 - Where no lineal descendants are left Where the intestate has left no lineal descendant, the rules for the Section25 - Father's right If the intestate's father is living he should succeed to the property Section26 - Mother when there are brothers or descendants of brother If the intestate's father is dead, but the intestate's Section27 - Mother when there are sisters or their descendants If the intestate's brother is dead, but the intestate's mother is Section28 - Mother when paternal grandfather or his descendants living When she intestate's mother is living and he has left none Section29 - Mother in other cases When the intestate's mother is living and he has left none of the other kindred mentioned in Section30 - Sections 31 to 34 subject to sections 26 to 29 The rules of succession stated hereunder in sections 31 to 34 are Section31 - When father is dead leaving lineal descendants It the intestate's father is dead, the property shall be inherited by Section32 - Right of paternal grand-father If the intestate's father is dead, and there are no lineal descendants of the father, Section33 - Where paternal grand-father dead If the intestate's paternal grand-father is dead, the property shall be inherited by Section34 - Right of paternal grandfather If the paternal grandfather is dead, and there are no lineal descendants of the Section35 - Where intestate has left none of the foregoing kindred Where the intestate has left no widow nor any kindred capable Section36 - Illegitimate children Notwithstanding.....

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