you mean to say adopted son

2) after giving and taking ceremony is performed child is adopted

3) deed of adoption is executed and regsitered

4) he does not have any share in biological parents property after adoption

5) he would inherit proeprty only of adopted parents

Kritim Putra: A person whom you sdopt as your child and give rights to him instead of your biological son.

ek baar jab aap kisis ko adopt kar lete hain to jo Kritrim putra hao wo aapki property ka waaris ban jaata hai aur apne biological ma baap ki sampatti me apna haq kho deta hai, isliye pehle waale khandan me uska koi share nahi hoga.

kritim putra ban jaane ke baad uska biological parents ki property par koi haq nahi rahega

adopted son will have no share in biological parents property

2) his real brother would not have share in property inherited by the adopted son

section 5of Hindu adoption act declares any adoption made by Hindu except in accordance with the provisions of this chapter shall be void

2) section 10 iv. Makes it clear that child aged more than 15 years cannot. Be taken in adoption

3) however adoption would be valid if there is custom or sage to that effect

4)it is necessary to peruse various documents cited by you to advice

5) contact a local lawyer

1. Nahi hoga

2. chacha ji ki property mein.

3. chacha ji jiske kritim putra bane hain unki property mein

The legally adopted son or child will have no rights in the properties belonging to the biological parents

They can claim rights in the properties of the adoptive parents even it is inherited from ancestors.

Sir deed (ataynama)me kritrim putra likha hua hai kya ye adopted son hoga ya kritrim ka koi aur matlab hoga ataynama ka matlab kya hoga. Ataynama me kritrim putra ke roop me seva k badle property diya gaya hai kya usme nawalik bhai ko share hoga . kya kritrim putra hone k baad v uske biological father k property me v share hoga agar hoga to kitna hoga

The legally adopted son will have no rights in the properties of the biological parents.

If there is no evidence for a legal adoption then he cannot be considered as legally adopted child, therefore the son can claim rights in the biological parents properties if they are not living and reported to have died intestate.

1. mere chacha Jee ko biological father ke property me share hoga ?

Just because the property was transferred to your chacha on the basis of oral adoption, he cannot be considered as legally adopted child of that parents, hence he still has rights in the properties belonging to his biological parents provided they are not living and reported to have died intestate.

2. Kritrim putra hone se pahle janam liye chacha Jee ke beta ko kis- kis property me share hoga I.e chacha Jee k deed me ya chacha Jee k biological khandan me hoga jabki chacha Jee ka beta nawalik tha

The child born to the chacha subsequently shall be the biological child to his parents hence he will be having rights to a share in the properties left intestate.

3. Chacha Jee k kritrim putra ban Jane k baad janm liye larke ko kis - kis property me share hoga ?

He can claim rights in the remaining properties other than the properties transferred already by a registered settlement deed.