10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «खानादामाद»
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खानादामाद in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
खानादामाद and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Customary law of Punjab and Haryana - Page 128
Paras Diwan. the father-in-law goes and lives with his daughter and her husband, this will not make the son-in-law khana-damad, even though this was the intention of the former.62 Similarly, mere residence by the son-in-law in the house of ...
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Social policy, law, and protection of weaker sections of ... - Page 392
When daughters inherit as dukhtari khana nashin, they succeed to all kinds of property of their deceased father whether it be movable or immovable, ancestral or self-acquired.58 A khana damad is an heir to his deceased wife and succeeds to ...
Dwarika Nath Saraf, University of Jammu. Dept. of Law, India. University Grants Commission, 1986
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Europeans on Kashmir - Page 261
frequently happen and generally future father-in-law and son get on well together whilst the Khana damad assumes the Kram - a kind of surname - of his father-in-law. During the cursed beggar system which prevailed in the Sikh times, it was ...
Shafi Shauq, Qazi Zahoor, Shoukat Farooqi, 1997
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The Law Reports : Indian Appeals: Being Cases in the Privy ...
That Court on November 16, 1905, affirmed the findings that the will was genuine and that Daim was a khana-damad, but remanded the case under s. 566 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1882, for the decision of the following issues : — (1.) ...
Frederick Pollock, Arthur P. Stone, William Macpherson, 1916
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Militant and Migrant: The Politics and Social History of ... - Page 72
Locating herself within the worlds of migration and marriage, Charsley also argues that the term khana damad falls into disuse, because the disparaging discourse around the 'imported wives' of the South Asian community profiled in the ...
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The Indian Law Reports: Containing Cases Determined by the ...
Faceptions to—Succes sion of daughter when married to near collateral who is in her father's house as khana-damad (resident son-in-law)-Riwaj-i-am or official record of customs, value of, as evidence. A Mahomedan Jat belonging to the ...
Charles Edward Grey, Barada d'As Bose, 1917
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The Law Reports: Indian appeals: being cases in the Privy ...
Had Shahamad power to give so much. if any, of the property as was not self-acquired to the male issue of the marriage between his daughter and his near collateral and khana-damad? (3.) Was the khana-damad entitled to the property in suit ...
Sir Frederick Pollock, Arthur Paul Stone, William Macpherson, 1917
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Dasa pratinidhi kahāniyām̐ - Page 17
दोपहर का खाना दामाद ले जाते हैं, दफ्तर जाते वक्त । रात का खाना भी नामा भिजवा देती है । किरन को तो सादी खिचडी खिलजी पाती है । वह भी यहीं से बनकर जाती है ।"न्होंयटर बोता है कि रहने ...
Rāmadhārī Siṃha Divākara, 2003
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Muria Aur Unka Ghotul (Vol-2) - Page 414
भारत के अन्य स्थानों पर उसे घर जमाई, यहीं जाये, घर-दामाद और खाना-दामाद कहा जाता है-इन वाबयार्श का अर्थ है 'घर-दामाद' । लड़की के साथ लई की सगाई सामान्य तरीके से सम्पन्न होती है और ...
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Issues in Women’s Rights: A Practitioner’s Resource Book - Page 269
The Khana Damad custom abrogates the right of the husband to enforce the wife to live outside the wife's parents' house. D.F. Mulla in his book has stated the following grounds of RCJ: Cruelty. Agreement enabling wife to live separate from ...
