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CASE LAWS ON RIGHT OF WIDOW

10 January 2020


   CASE LAWS ON RIGHT OF WIDOW

 


DATE


COURT


CASE LAWS


03.04.2019


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



GOPALAKRISHNA (D) BY LRS. .. VS. NARAYANAGOWDA (Dead) BY LRS.


25.11.2005


BOMBAY HIGH COURT



TULSABAI W/O NARAYANRAO … VS. SAKHARAM BHANU CHAVAN & ORS.


11.04.2001


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



MUNINANJAPPA & ORS VS. R. MANUAL & ANR


24.11.1999


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



VELAMURI VENKATA SIVAPRASAD … VS. KOTHURI VENKATESWARLU (DEAD) BY …


05.02.1999


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA


NARESH KUMARI (DEAD) BY LRS, & … VS. SHAKSHI LAL (DEAD) BY LRS,
&…


24.08.1982


DELHI HIGH COURT



ASHOK KUMAR VS. KISHAN KUMAR


03.05.1977


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



CONTROLLER OF ESTATE DUTY MADRAS VS. ALLADI KUPPUSWAMY


04.08.1966


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



SATRUGHAN ISSER VS. SMT. SUBUJPARI


26.10.1961


MADRAS HIGH COURT



V. SAMPATHKUMARI VS. M. LAKSHMI AMMAL


09.02.1951


ORISSA HIGH COURT



RADHI BEWA & ANR. VS. BHAGWAN SAHU

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CASE LAWS ON RIGHT OF WIDOW

10 January 2020


   CASE LAWS ON RIGHT OF WIDOW

 


DATE


COURT


CASE LAWS


03.04.2019


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



GOPALAKRISHNA (D) BY LRS. .. VS. NARAYANAGOWDA (Dead) BY LRS.


25.11.2005


BOMBAY HIGH COURT



TULSABAI W/O NARAYANRAO … VS. SAKHARAM BHANU CHAVAN & ORS.


11.04.2001


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



MUNINANJAPPA & ORS VS. R. MANUAL & ANR


24.11.1999


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



VELAMURI VENKATA SIVAPRASAD … VS. KOTHURI VENKATESWARLU (DEAD) BY …


05.02.1999


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NARESH KUMARI (DEAD) BY LRS, & … VS. SHAKSHI LAL (DEAD) BY LRS,
&…


24.08.1982


DELHI HIGH COURT



ASHOK KUMAR VS. KISHAN KUMAR


03.05.1977


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



CONTROLLER OF ESTATE DUTY MADRAS VS. ALLADI KUPPUSWAMY


04.08.1966


SUPREME COURT OF INDIA



SATRUGHAN ISSER VS. SMT. SUBUJPARI


26.10.1961


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V. SAMPATHKUMARI VS. M. LAKSHMI AMMAL


09.02.1951


ORISSA HIGH COURT



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