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Pleading For Declaration Of Adoption

Category: Deeds Adoption

PLEADING FOR DECLARATION OF ADOPTION (Section 34, Specific Relief Act, 1963) 1. That the plaintiff is the natural born son of 'RK' of. address. 2. That as no child was born to the defendant's husband even after


Adoption Deed In Case Of Dattaka Adoption

Category: Deeds Adoption

to the family of the adopter and became entitled to all the rights and obligations of his natural born son. 3. The adopted boy by virtue of the said adoption has become the member of the co-parcenery


Affidavit Under Section 13(1)(ia) Of The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 Dissolution Of Marriage On The Ground Of Cruelty

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

respondent and his mother, I was forced to leave the matrimonial house on 5. That, no child was born out of the wedlock between the respondent and me. 6. That, I have not been able to live


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Affidavit Under Section 13(1)(ib) Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

time of filing this petition, may be treated as part of this petition. 4. That, no child was born out of the wedlock between the respondent and me. 5. That, the respondent, without any cause or justification,


Affidavit Under Section 13b(1) Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Dissolution Of Marriage By Mutual Consent (second

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

, as per Hindu rites and ceremonies. 3. That a female child, by the name of , was born out of the wedlock between the parties on 4. The said child is in the care and custody


Affidavit Under Section 11 Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Decree For Nullity Of Marriage

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

with the respondent in his house till I left the matrimonial house on 5. That, no child was born out of the wedlock between the respondent and me. 6. That, the respondent concealed the fact of his


Affidavit Under Section 13b Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Dissolution Of Marriage By Mutual Consent (first

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

per Hindu rites and ceremonies. 3. That after the marriage, a male child by the name of was born out of the wedlock of the parties on 4. That the details mentioned in the accompanying petition, regarding


Evidence By Way Of Affidavit During Trial Under Section 125 Of The Code Of Criminal Procedure 1973

Category: Affidavits Criminal

is pertinent to mention here that the parties have been living separately since and their only child was born out of the wedlock on and the custody of the child is with petitioner No. 1, by the


Evidence By Way Of Affidavit During Trial Under Section 125 Of Code Of Criminal Procedure1973

Category: Affidavits Criminal

unwilling to receive any more pain and torture from the respondent's side, petitioner No. 1, alongwith the new born child, went to her parents' house after being discharged from the hospital and did not set foot into


Affidavit Under Section 437 Of The Code Of Criminal Procedure

Category: Affidavits Criminal

before this Hon'ble Court. 4. That the aforesaid facts stated in the F.I.R. are totally false, concocted and born out of the figment of the wild imagination of the informant and the Police who have registered the


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