Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Section 7 -- Karewa marriage - Customary form of marriage - Valid among Jat Sikhs of Punjab - A widow entering into Karewa form of marriage with brother of her deceased husband - Mere execution of Karewanama, even without proof of governing customary ceremony to celebrate a marriage would be sufficient proof of valid marriage and conferring the..........
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Section 7 -- Karewa marriage - Customary form of marriage among Jat Sikhs of Punjab - Father of widow tied turban on the head of younger brother of deceased husband of her daughter, who in turn put chadder on widow - Gur was distributed - Thereafter both lived as husband and wife - Held, it confers all the rights of valid marriage - Wife entitled..........
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Section 5 -- Karewa marriage - With a stranger who did not belong to family of deceased husband - Held, such a Karewa marriage is invalid - Valid Karewa marriage of a widow can only be with family member of deceased husband...........
Marriage -- Proof - Karewa marriage - Widow living with brother of her deceased husband and giving birth to five children - Getting children out of such wedlock is no proof of contract of karewa - In absence of any positive evidence of karewa, it is no proof of a karewa marriage...........
Hindu Law -- Custom - Karewa marriage - Amongst the Sikh Jats of Punjab province, there exists a custom, where the widow marries her first husband's brother in the Karewa form - Remarriage would not cause forfeiture of her own share...........
Customary Law -- Sikh Jat's of Punjab province - Custom amongst - Widow marrying her first husband's brother in karewa forum - Re-marriage would not cause forfeiture of her own share...........
Custom -- Jats belonging to Ferozepur District - Karewa marriage - A widow who re-married her first husband's brother succeeds to a co-widow in preference of collaterals - But a widow's right only accrues on husband's death and if it does not accure than, it cannot accure later by the death of subsequent heir...........
Haryana Utilisation of Surplus and Other Areas Scheme, 1976 -- Paras 7 and 9 - Tenant - D on surplus land, death of - Tenancy came to sons of deceased tenant - D - Surplus land (tenancy land of deceased tenant - D) allotted to R son of T whose widow contracted Karewa marriage with tenant - D - Full amount paid by allottee - R to the State - Nothing to show that land..........
Hindu law -- Succession - Widow of a Hindu performed Karewa marriage after death of her husband in 1943 - She automatically stood divested of her right in the property of her deceased husband on account of Section 59 of Punjab Tenancy Act and the legal heirs of the deceased became owners of the property to the extent of their share...........
Punjab Land Reforms Act, 1972, Section 7, 3(4), 3(10), 4, 5, 6 -- Son from loins of a previous husband of wife - No right to claim a separate unit - Determination of permissible and surplus area of landowner Kartar Singh - Land held by his wife Nand Kaur to be taken into account - Mohinder Singh son of Nand Kaur from her previous husband Kapur Singh on whose death Nand..........
