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...that the appellants would not be able to make any claim for the property if she adopted and that she could live without anxiety. In her chief examination she stated that according to the instructions...entitled to succeed to the property of Gopalasami Chettiar as a legatee under the will. The plea was that the expression “putra poutrathi santhathies” would mean only sons born and would not include...female heirs and if they are not available by Sethu Chettiar husband of Ramathilakam Ammal and his putra pouthra santhathies permanently from generation to generation. Immovable properties are described in...

...affirmed.The plaintiff claims to have been adopted by Khub Lal as his karta putra on the 26th January, 1915. Khub Lal died on the 28th December, 1915, and a posthumous son Hanuman Prashad was...the litigation; first, the question of fact, namely, whether the plaintiff was adopted by Khub Lal as his karta putra; and secondly, the question of law, namely, whether, assuming that he was so...be postponed on account of a death in the family of his father-in-law. Khub Lal took that opportunity to adopt the plaintiff as his karta putra on the 25th Magh, 1322, corresponding with the 26th...

...maintenance of yourself and of the children born of your womb (Gorbhajat santan digen). According to my will you are entitled to Rs. 300 a year from my state if you live with your husband in my house..., but the will does not make provision in case you live in your husband's house or elsewhere. So by this deed I agree (or provide) that it you do not live in my house, but live in your husband's house...the use immediately thereafter of the words “putra poutradi krame.” Even if the intention was to benefit only Sarat Sundari and her descendants, that does not take away from the meaning now assigned...

...living jointly with Ganga Prasad Singh and was getting maintenance but at the instigation of the enemies of Ganga Prasad Singh, she expressed her desire to live separately and started demanding share...appeared in the suit by filing vakalatnama but before she could file any written statement she died. After the death of defendant No. 8, one Baid Nath Prasad Singh, claiming to be the karta Putra of.... 1 to 7, it appears that they have supported the case of the plaintiffs and they have denied that intervenor defendant Baid Nath Singh was ever adopted by Most. Bindabati Devi as her Karta Putra. They...

...opined that the testator was treating Govindmani Tripathi as his Putrika Putra and in fact he was thinking of bequeathing all his properties to him. The High Court also relied on the evidence adduced...house in Patna. Govindmani Tripathi was born in 1921. Thereafter his mother did not live for a long time. She died in about the year 1923. The case for the applicants is that just before her death...After the testator shifted from Patna to Chapra in 1926, Govindmani Tripathi and his wife went alongwith them. But Kamla Prasadmani Tripathi and his second wife continued to live in the Patna house...

...is no evidence that he ceased to live with his parents and brother. On the other hand, the evidence is that after his death, which took place in 1861, his widow Amola Kuar was living with Naurangi Lal...objection (Ex. ⅓) referred to above. In this mukhtarnama Amola Kuar described herself as the widow of Bajrangi Sahay the heir and Karta-putra of Hanuman Dutt. Whether Karta-putra has the same significance as...Kritrima-putra has been the subject of contention between the parties. On behalf of the plaintiffs it is contended that Karta-putra is a general term for adoption whether it is in the Dattaka form or...

...13.01.2021 and one country made pistol with two live cartages were recovered from him. The Appellant/Informant's father passed away on 14.01.2021 on account of which the case was converted to one under...“Ratipal ka dusra number ka ladka aur ram asre ka putra Sushil Yadav ne pull par gaadi rukwakar goli maar di hai or unke sath 2 ladke aur the”. On re-clarifying, the deceased replied “Ratipal ka dusra...

...appellant contends that the decision of their Lordships in that particular case, that the term of Putra includes grandson and great-grandson, must be generally applied and relies on a passage at page 616.... The words are:“Having regard to the fact that this great legist, whose logical acumen judging from his work seems to have been remarkable, has used the term ‘Putra’ in previous parts of...Mitakshara, whether the words of the commentator or an original text are being construed, the word ‘Putra’ must always include grandson and great-grandson. This is a very extreme contention. Their Lordships...

...yearly rental, that originally it was held under the Chota Nagpur Raj as a putra putradik tenure, that is, an estate descendible to the heirs male of the body of the original grantee; that in the year...originally a putra putradik jagir as alleged by the Appellant, he was nevertheless entitled to succeed as a direct descendant from the original grantee assuming the original grantee to have been an...expressed the opinion that Lal Sahi could succeed as a descendant of the original grantee even if the estate were a putra putradik tenure. This view was based presumably on the assumption that the grant...

...deed is void at her death. The Will first bequeaths Sarbeshwar's entire estate to his widow for as long as she shall live (jabat jiban). Then she is given power to adopt one after another any son of...that the ultimate estate which the testator intended to confer was an absolute one upon Lakshmi Das and that the words “O putra poutradi” are equivalent to “putra poutradi krame.” That this is so is...of words now generally used when an estate of inheritance is conferred by Will is putra poutradi krame, ‘that is, sons, grandsons in succession.” The form used in the present Will is “O putra...

...deed is Ex. B. It recites that as the executant was taken ill and found that he was not likely to live and it was absolutely necessary that he should have an adopted son or sneha-patra to inherit his...will be made a sneha-putra or she may adopt anyone else whom she wants with the permission of my father and deliver him possession.”The first question that arises is, whether Ram Prasad's...that the deed (Exhibit B) shows an overriding intention that an adoption should be made:“I find that it is absolutely necessary that I should have an adopted son or sneha-putra (to...

...that termination of services in each case was illegal. The reference reads as follows (by way of sample):“Kya sewayojako dwara apne shramik Jai Veer Singh (putra Shri...publication in neighbouring places in which the respondents normally live and if they would report for duty, the appellant would engage them in accordance with seniority and exigency of work...

.... 585 : 8 Shome L.R. 146 : 3 Ind. Dec. (N.S.) 78 must, I think, be followed. The appellant contends that the decision of their Lordships in that particular case, that the term 'putra' includes grandson...from his work, seems to have been remarkable, has used the term putra in previous parts of his book on inheritance in a comprehensive and generis sense, their Lordships find it difficult to conceive...one's loins'." He contends that their Lordships intended to rule that in the Mitakshara whether the words of the Commentator or an original text are being construed the word putra must always include...

...1. The suit out of which this appeal arises was brought by the plaintiff to recover possession of certain properties on the ground that ha was the dasi putra of one Sarvana Pillay. The...entitled to inherit as a dasi putra. In a series of decisions, it has been held by this Court that the illegitimate son of a Sudra is entitled to inherit to him under the Mitakshara law, if his mother was...temple dasi, bound to obey the orders of the Dharmakarta and perform the services of the temple, she could not always live with Saravana Pillay and so could not be a "substitute for a wife" contemplated by...

...on the 26th February 1913. 3. The defence, shortly stated, was that Nobin was not the adopted son, but the Palak Putra of Golap Lal, that Ram Krishna was not adopted by Jadumani, and...the adopted son of Golap Lal or was merely taken as Palak Putra. The Court below has discussed the evidence and come to the conclusion that he was adopted in the Dattaka form, and treated as such by the...adoption whether in the Dattaka form or as Palak Putra before 1846 and Kristomoni the widow of Golap Lal by a deed dated the 9th November 1846 made over the estate to Nobin. Nobin according to both...

...paid by them to you, and you will pay the same to the government along with the government revenue of the Raj. The said Babus shall live in a style befitting the position of Babus, and you shall treat...which are in evidence in this suit the words which have been regarded in the Court below as words of limitation are in the vernacular auras putra poutradik. As to those sanads Mr. Justice Sharfuddin in...inheritance of the Babuana properties. The expressions used in the sanads are auras putra poutradik, which means sons born of the loins. I take it to mean that so long as there is one descendant of this...

...Pabus shall live in a style befitting the positions of Babus, and you shall treat them according to your sense of propriety as a Raja, and in a manner befitting their position as Babus...the vernacular auras putra poutradik, As to those sanads, Mr. Justice Sharfuddin in his judgment in this case said :- "From the copies of sanads...auras putra poutradik, which means sons born of the loins. I take it to mean that so long as there is one descendant of this description, the properties granted are not to revert to the Raj...

...injuncted "rakshanti sthavire putra", literally meaning that the sons should look after the parents in the evening of their life. Even the United Nations, vide its General Assembly Resolution...level of physical, mental and emotional well being and to prevent or delay the onset of illness. 17. Older persons should be able to live in dignity and...

...his mind apparently was the male line of descent as if the word used had been “Putra Putradi.” It is true that this is not correct Urdu; but having regard to the apparent intention of the donor and...his mind a limitation to the male line, because this was an endowment of the family deity and, if the management went into the hands of the daughter who might live anywhere (and in the present instance...

...concubine according to the decided cases, and that the plaintiff Dinkar is dasi-putra or the illegitimate aon of Mahadu and entitled to succeed.13. I think therefore that the view taken...when Radha first began to live with Mahadu. The interesting argument in which Mr. Thakor has developed this point seems only to have disguised the fact that there is no real substance in either of the...the status of a dasiputra who was born only three years after his mother began to live with his father.14. As regards the argument based on the fact that Radha's husband was still alive...