Sir you can alienate/ transfer the property through will or gift to whom you wish so he wont have any right in the property but in case the adoption is complete under the law now there is no such process of disowning as you on your free will adopted.

A 27-year-old is considered to be an adult in India. He or she can decide to live with anyone of his/her choice. So the question of adoption doesn’t even arise in this case.

The child must be less than 15 years as per Hindu Adoption.

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the adoption is irrevocable and cannot be cancelled. he has no rights to your property if you don't give him any, but, but has rights in your ancestral property. the law does not recognize the concept of temple or rituals if it was a valid adoption as per the HAMA, 1956, it will hold.

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If you have customin your community then adoption is valid

2) he can claim share in your ancestral property

3) he has no share in your self acquired property during your lifetime

4) you can execute will bequeathing property to whomsoever you please

You may disown him from any right from your property as he is legally can not be adopted.

Simply publish an advertisement in local news paper that you have no relationship with him and will not be responsible for any of his act. You need not to disclose that he is your adopted son.

The adoption itself was invalid since the boy passed the mandatory limit of 15 years.

So when the adoption was itself null and void in the eye of law there is no requirement to cancel it anymore.

If your customs so allows then the customs is to be strongly proved .

So to avoid dispute cancel the adoption as per your customary norms.

Sir he have all the rights... because once u adopt a boy.. then u can not discountinue...

Dear Client,

Even adopted son can be disinherited, no right in property once disinherited and adoption above 15 years of age is invalid. Adoption of old kids customs prevails in your community but from same temple, so as per custom also it is invalid. No right in property and for precaution, issue public notice in local daily.

If it is not registered then the adoption is invalid.

Adopting an adult is not legally valid as per law.

Since it seems like an oral or notarised adoption deed, it is not valid hence he will not have any rights in your property.

Further you may issue a public notice stating that he is not your adopted son hence he do not have any rights in our properties in any manner and any act done by him to claim any share in the property is illegal and invalid.

It needs to be clarified whether the adoption was done by means of any deed of adoption and, if so, whether the deed was duly registered. By whom was the boy given in adoption? Was there any ritual followed according to any community tradition for adoption? If these details are given, appropriate advice can be rendered.