Query related to adopted child
1 year ago
I'm an adopted child and my adoptive parents died. I don't have an adoption certificate but I have all other documents such as aadhar card ration card school marksheets bona-fide and my adoptive parents also made by birth certificate but my adoptive Father's sister's daughter are torturing me they want my house and property what do I do.
A.Hi client,
You have a right in all the things that your adoptive parents have left behind. Since all your documents already bears their name, it itself is a proof of the same,provided that you have abided all the clause mentioned under the act of Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Case. If any dispute offers in that case you can file a suit in the competent court of jurisdiction.
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Simi Paul
You have a right in all the things that your adoptive parents have left behind. Since all your documents already bears their name, it itself is a proof of the same,provided that you have abided all the clause mentioned under the act of Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Case. If any dispute offers in that case you can file a suit in the competent court of jurisdiction.
Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul
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A.Dear Sir,
The conduct of the adopted parents will be taken into consideration. You may file a suit for declaration to the effect that you may be get a decree as adopted son of deceased adopted parents thus you can have right over their properties.
The conduct of the adopted parents will be taken into consideration. You may file a suit for declaration to the effect that you may be get a decree as adopted son of deceased adopted parents thus you can have right over their properties.
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A.Dear Client
If your adoption deed was a registered document, you can get a certified copy of the same from the concerned registrar's office, you have to apply for it. If the adoption deed was not registered then the adoption itself would be invalid and you cannot get a copy of the same once you report it to be lost.
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If your adoption deed was a registered document, you can get a certified copy of the same from the concerned registrar's office, you have to apply for it. If the adoption deed was not registered then the adoption itself would be invalid and you cannot get a copy of the same once you report it to be lost.
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A.Dear Client!
Adoption Deed must have been filed in your school at the time of addmission.
You can check the same from the school or even for your aadhar application adoption deed must have been filed. You can even check with your banker also where your adoptive parents must have opened up your bank account.
Adoption Deed must have been filed in your school at the time of addmission.
You can check the same from the school or even for your aadhar application adoption deed must have been filed. You can even check with your banker also where your adoptive parents must have opened up your bank account.
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