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REQUIREMNETS FOR CREATING A VALID RELIGIOUS OR CHARITABLE TRUST UNDER HINDU LAW

There are four essential requirements for creating a valid religious or charitable trust under Hindu Law: Valid religious as charitable purpose of the trust as per the norms of Hindu Law. Capability of the author of the trust to create such a ...

HINDU LAW ON RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE TRUST, CASES

Whether any person other than a shebait can prosecute a suit as a next friend of the deity. In the instant case, most of the shebaits have already left the country or have since died. A few who are in ...

PRE-EMPTION SCOPE UNDER MUSLIM LAW (SHUFA)

WHO CAN CLAIM THE RIGHT Origin MEANING - In the words of Mulla, “The right of shufaa or pre-emption is a right which the owner of an immovable property possesses to acquire by purchase another immovable property which has been ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER), PART 7

CHAPTER VII MISCELLANEOUS 198[91. 199[* * *] Save as otherwise provided, the Commission may- (a) stop the polls at any polling station 200[or entire constituency, as the case may be,] at any stage of the election if it is convinced ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER), PART 6

184CHAPTER VIA REGISTRATION OF POLITICAL PARTIES WITH THE COMMISSION 90A. For the purpose of this Order, any political party may be registered with the Commission subject to the conditions laid down in Article 90B. 90B. (1) If any political party ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER), PART 5

CHAPTER VI OFFENCES, PENALTY AND PROCEDURE A person is guilty of corrupt practice punishable with 156[rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to seven years and shall not be less than two years, and also with fine], if he- ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER), PART 4

137CHAPTER III ADMINISTRATION AND CONDUCT DURING ELECTION PERIOD 44E. (1) During the period after the publication of a notification under Article 11 and the expiration of fifteen days after the declaration of the result of the election by the ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER), PART 3

(1) An elector who has inadvertently so spoilt his ballot paper that it cannot be used as a valid ballot paper may, upon proving the fact of inadvertence to the satisfaction of the Presiding Officer and returning the ballot paper ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER),PART 2

57[***] (3) If a person is at the same time a candidate for more than 58[three] constituencies, all his nomination papers in respect of all the constituencies shall be void]. (1) The candidates, their election agents, proposers and seconders, and ...

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ORDER, 1972 (PRESIDENT’S ORDER), PART 1

( ACT NO. 155 Of 1972 ) [ 26th December, 1972 ] WHEREAS it is necessary to provide for the conduct of elections to Parliament and for matters connected therewith and incidental thereto; 1♣ NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance to the ...

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