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The time limit to challenge a probate certificate in odisha is 90 days from the grant date. Class 1 heirs of a hindu woman include her son, daughter, husband, and mother. Great-grandchildren and great-granddaughter-in-law are not class 1 heirs. Under the hindu succession act, 1956 (amended in 2005), children of predeceased sons and daughters are class 1 heirs. If a son is alive, the property devolves to him, not to great-grandchildren. Challenging an exhibited government document follows a three-year limitation from fraud or defect knowledge. Documents can be challenged under circumstances like fraud or new evidence.Full Conversation
Are great grand children and great grand daughter in law coming under the class * legal heir of a Hindu women who died intestate having individual property of her
Under Hindu Succession Act, *, the class * legal heirs of a Hindu woman who died intestate are:
- Son
- Daughter
- Husband
- Mother
Great-grandchildren and great-granddaughter-in-law do not come under class * heirs.
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- Son
- Daughter
- Husband
- Mother
Great-grandchildren and great-granddaughter-in-law do not come under class * heirs.
Do you need more information on inheritance laws?
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What is the time limit to challenge a exhibited government document
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In Odisha, the time limit to challenge an exhibited government document typically follows the rules prescribed under the Limitation Act, *. Generally, the period for challenging such documents is three years from the date of knowledge of the fraud or defect.
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In Odisha, the time limit to challenge an exhibited government document typically follows the rules prescribed under the Limitation Act, *. Generally, the period for challenging such documents is three years from the date of knowledge of the fraud or defect.
Do you need more details or have other legal questions?
Is it true that a document once exhibited through court cannot be challenged
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No, it is not true that a document once exhibited through court cannot be challenged. It can be challenged under certain circumstances such as fraud, misrepresentation, or if new evidence comes to light. The challenge must be made within the limitation period as prescribed by law.
Is there any specific detail about the document you wish to challenge?
No, it is not true that a document once exhibited through court cannot be challenged. It can be challenged under certain circumstances such as fraud, misrepresentation, or if new evidence comes to light. The challenge must be made within the limitation period as prescribed by law.
Is there any specific detail about the document you wish to challenge?
What is the limitation period to challenge
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In Odisha, under the Limitation Act, *, the general period for challenging an exhibited government document is three years from the date of knowledge of fraud or defect. If you have any other questions or need specific details, feel free to ask!
In Odisha, under the Limitation Act, *, the general period for challenging an exhibited government document is three years from the date of knowledge of fraud or defect. If you have any other questions or need specific details, feel free to ask!
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It seems you have multiple questions regarding inheritance laws and challenging government documents in Odisha. If you have any more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.
It seems you have multiple questions regarding inheritance laws and challenging government documents in Odisha. If you have any more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.
If a Hindu women dies intestate I think the legal
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The legal heirs of a Hindu woman who dies intestate (without a will) under the Hindu Succession Act, *, are her Class * heirs, which include:
- Son
- Daughter
- Husband
- Mother
Great-grandchildren and great-granddaughter-in-law do not fall under Class * heirs.
Would you like to know more details about inheritance laws or have any other specific questions related to this topic?
The legal heirs of a Hindu woman who dies intestate (without a will) under the Hindu Succession Act, *, are her Class * heirs, which include:
- Son
- Daughter
- Husband
- Mother
Great-grandchildren and great-granddaughter-in-law do not fall under Class * heirs.
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If a Hindu women dies intestate the class * legal heirs constitute son ,daughter , husband , and children of the predeceased son and daughter . As per Hindu succession act * ammendment . Is it true
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Yes, under the Hindu Succession Act, * (as amended in *), the Class * legal heirs of a Hindu woman who dies intestate are:
- Son
- Daughter
- Husband
- Mother
- Children of the predeceased son
- Children of the predeceased daughter
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Yes, under the Hindu Succession Act, * (as amended in *), the Class * legal heirs of a Hindu woman who dies intestate are:
- Son
- Daughter
- Husband
- Mother
- Children of the predeceased son
- Children of the predeceased daughter
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If the predeceased son or daughter has also demised then would there children also come under class * heir
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Yes, under the Hindu Succession Act, * (as amended in *), if the predeceased son or daughter has also passed away, their children (i.e., the grandchildren of the deceased woman) will still be considered Class * heirs.
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Yes, under the Hindu Succession Act, * (as amended in *), if the predeceased son or daughter has also passed away, their children (i.e., the grandchildren of the deceased woman) will still be considered Class * heirs.
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But if the son is still alive of the class * heir will the property devolve to her great grand children
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If the son (a Class * heir) is still alive, the property will devolve to him. The great-grandchildren (children of predeceased grandchildren) will not inherit if there are surviving Class * heirs such as the son.
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If the son (a Class * heir) is still alive, the property will devolve to him. The great-grandchildren (children of predeceased grandchildren) will not inherit if there are surviving Class * heirs such as the son.
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Is it as per the ammendment act *
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Yes, the information provided is based on the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, *. The Act includes the children of the predeceased son and daughter as Class * heirs. If you need more detailed information about the amendment or have any other legal questions, feel free to ask!
Yes, the information provided is based on the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, *. The Act includes the children of the predeceased son and daughter as Class * heirs. If you need more detailed information about the amendment or have any other legal questions, feel free to ask!
Then the great grand children come under which class
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Great-grandchildren are not specifically categorized under Class * or Class * heirs in the Hindu Succession Act, * (as amended in *). They are generally considered under the more extended family, which may fall under residuary categories.
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Great-grandchildren are not specifically categorized under Class * or Class * heirs in the Hindu Succession Act, * (as amended in *). They are generally considered under the more extended family, which may fall under residuary categories.
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Suppose a women dies intestate she has a son living but daughter demised , grand child demised , husband demised . Who will be the legal heir of such women
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In this scenario, the legal heir of the woman who died intestate will be her living son. Since the daughter, grandchild, and husband have all predeceased her, the property will devolve to her son as the surviving Class * heir.
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In this scenario, the legal heir of the woman who died intestate will be her living son. Since the daughter, grandchild, and husband have all predeceased her, the property will devolve to her son as the surviving Class * heir.
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You're welcome! If you have any more questions about inheritance laws or any other legal issue in Odisha, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!
You're welcome! If you have any more questions about inheritance laws or any other legal issue in Odisha, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!
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