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Birthright
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Inalienable
Incapable of being alienated surrendered or transferred to another not alienable as in inalienable birthright
Colony
is still due; and they also carry with them the laws of their country, which are their inalienable birthright. Such a colony is, then, not subject to legislation by the Crown, nor is a country which comes
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Janmam
right to, and hereditary possession of the soil in Malabar is denoted by the term jenmam which means birthright and the holder thereof is known as jenmi, jenmakaran or mutalalan. 'Janmam' thus, maybe described as a hereditary
Kapal-Giras
Talukdar's family where the State follows the rule of primogeniture. 'Kapal-Giras' means, a grant in appanage as a birthright to a share in the patri-mony, Darbar Shri Vila Vala Surag Vala Vadia v. State of Saurashtra, AIR
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