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Disclaimer Of Benami Property Deeds Miscellaneous 1846

Category: Deeds Miscellaneous

title, interest or claim whatsoever in the said property or in any portion thereof-he being a benamdar and/or pretended trustee for the releasee which the releasor doth hereby admit and acknowledge and whereas by reason of the


Petition Of Wife For Decree Of Nullity Of Marriage Marriage Act 1780

Category: Marriage Act

and religion. 2. That on the……………..day of…………..your petitioner, then a spinster, aged about………..years went through a form of pretended marriage with the respondent (at some place in India, state the place) and was thereby and since that


Disclaimer By A Benamdar Deeds Release 1682

Category: Deeds Release

RELEASOR doth hereby and hereunder absolutely disclaim, disown and relinquish and for ever discharge all and every such pretended right, title, interest, claim or demand or cause of action which may now or hereafter be alleged or


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Petition For Revocation Of Grant Of Probate, Letters Of Administration, Certificate Deeds Testamentary Matters 1755

Category: Deeds Testamentary Matters

he came to know on the day of………………….that the Respondent No……….has had on the………day of………………obtained probate of a pretended will (which is completely a forged document manufactured by the said respondent) alleged to have been made and


Petition For Decree Of Nullity Of Marriage Marriage Act 1772

Category: Marriage Act

were and are Hindu governed by the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 (Act 25 of 1955). 2. That a pretended marriage was however on the…..day of……celebrated at……….between the applicant then a spinster aged……… with the respondent then known


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