Parents threatened to disown them if they did not follow the rules of the child, if they did not obey the order, disobeyed or quarreled. Even there are many instances of declaration of a child. Now the question is whether it is lawful or not.
The declaration of disqualification of the child is usually given verbally. But many people declare their children by writing in the stamps or publicing the notary. In those circumstances, after the death of their parents, the relatives of the child and the local vestibule groups became active. They create such a situation so that the disadvantaged child can not get any kind of wealth.
That means the arrangement of the dead person's property is not reached to the original owner. Although, according to the law, it is completely illegal, unenforceable and unjust.
If there is no specific clause, the relationship between parents and child is not a contract of Muslim family law and Hindu law. The relationship is not like marriage, divorce or slavery, which can be broken at any time. Blood pressure is never changed or amplified in words. It is a permanent matter.
But one thing is always acceptable. That is, if anybody wishes, one-third of his total wealth will be able to donate to any person at any time, which is said in Muslim Family Law. Nobody can stop the person in this regard. But it does not disown its children.
If such a person disobeys such a person, then the matter of that decision is not acceptable in any religious or state law. Because this type of policy is not in Islam, nor is it written anywhere in the state structure.
But even if there are no legal provisions, but parents or parents want to clear all their property and donate their child to deprivation. If the clemency or donation is not written and registered, the son or daughter of a disfellowship or announcer will not be deprived of the property. The relationship will not be cut off.
According to Muslim law, it is forbidden to depose someone or to divulge succession through the will during the death, and is illegal and illegal. It is not acceptable to Shariah. Therefore, whoever is declared suicidal or who is deprived of his inheritance, he will not be deprived of his inheritance.
On the other hand, Hindu law has no provision for divorce. In Hindu law a person can not deprive his heirs of the claim of property.
Explanation from the above mentioned discussion, there is no provision in the Act. So even if someone disagrees with his child, he will not be left out of succession. It's merely a misconception.
The declaration of disqualification of the child is usually given verbally. But many people declare their children by writing in the stamps or publicing the notary. In those circumstances, after the death of their parents, the relatives of the child and the local vestibule groups became active. They create such a situation so that the disadvantaged child can not get any kind of wealth.
That means the arrangement of the dead person's property is not reached to the original owner. Although, according to the law, it is completely illegal, unenforceable and unjust.
If there is no specific clause, the relationship between parents and child is not a contract of Muslim family law and Hindu law. The relationship is not like marriage, divorce or slavery, which can be broken at any time. Blood pressure is never changed or amplified in words. It is a permanent matter.
But one thing is always acceptable. That is, if anybody wishes, one-third of his total wealth will be able to donate to any person at any time, which is said in Muslim Family Law. Nobody can stop the person in this regard. But it does not disown its children.
If such a person disobeys such a person, then the matter of that decision is not acceptable in any religious or state law. Because this type of policy is not in Islam, nor is it written anywhere in the state structure.
But even if there are no legal provisions, but parents or parents want to clear all their property and donate their child to deprivation. If the clemency or donation is not written and registered, the son or daughter of a disfellowship or announcer will not be deprived of the property. The relationship will not be cut off.
According to Muslim law, it is forbidden to depose someone or to divulge succession through the will during the death, and is illegal and illegal. It is not acceptable to Shariah. Therefore, whoever is declared suicidal or who is deprived of his inheritance, he will not be deprived of his inheritance.
On the other hand, Hindu law has no provision for divorce. In Hindu law a person can not deprive his heirs of the claim of property.
Explanation from the above mentioned discussion, there is no provision in the Act. So even if someone disagrees with his child, he will not be left out of succession. It's merely a misconception.
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