My Abdul hu my regestar deed adoption k bare my jaana hai

638 votes

An adoption deed severs a child's legal ties with their biological family, meaning an adopted individual cannot inherit property from their biological parents. To transfer property to his brother legally, your father can instead use a Gift Deed or a Registered Will

Advocate Dhanalakshmi U LawRato

714 votes

If the adoption was executed through a registered deed it is generally presumed to be valid because under Section 16 of the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act HAMA 1956 the court presumes a registered document to be legal unless proven otherwise ​However for the adoption to be completely legal several essential conditions must be fulfilled The person adopting must have the capacity and right to adopt the person giving in adoption must have the capacity to do so and the child being adopted must be capable of being taken in adoption According to the law the child must be a Hindu under the age of 15 years and must not be already married unless there is a valid custom or usage applicable to the parties which permits such adoptions ​If you want to challenge this adoption you will need to file a suit in a civil court and present strong evidence to prove that the essential legal requirements of a valid adoption were violated or that the registered deed was obtained through fraud or coercion as a registered adoption deed cannot be cancelled easily without a court decree

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar LawRato