31. In view of the proposition mentioned in question 233 above, if the deceased has left survive with female relative specified in Clause I of the Schedule or a Male relative specified in Clause I who claims through such female relative, then the interest of the deceased shall devolve:
32. Doctrine of recrimination provides that
33. Section 5 of the HMA (Hindu Marriage Act) lays down:
34. A guardian of a child can give the child in adoption, if
35. Where the child given in adoption is less than five years of age
36. In which of the following cases the Supreme Court has directed the States and the Central Government to make law for compulsory registration of all marriages in India?
37. Which is not a condition for valid Hindu marriage
38. Under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, which of the following is not entitled to adopt?
39. Under Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, consent of wife for adopting a child is not necessary when:
40. H' and 'W' after a protracted legal entanglement decided to annual their marriage through divorce by mutual consent and it was agreed upon between them that 'H' would pay Rupees five crores only towards one time alimony as against permanent settlement of the claims between the parties. One of the stipulation of the settlement was that 'w' would not remarry for a period till the child who was given in custody of 'W' would attain the age of 30 years or else 'W' would be liable to refund the amount received as permanent alimony towards permanent settlement between the parties.
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