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CHAPTER II Rules in cases of Intestates other than Parsis CHAPTER II Rules in cases of Intestates other than Parsis
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property of any Hindu, Muhammadan, Buddhist, Sikh, Jaina or Parsi
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case of wills made by any Parsi dying, after the commencement of the Indian Succession (Amendment
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this Act extends who is not a Muslim, Christian, Parsi or Jew by religion, unless it is proved that
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ascertaining
the minor's wishes and implement the same-Parsi Marriage and
Divorce Act, 1936, Sections 49; Guardians and Wards ... HEADNOTE:
The appellant and the respondent belong to the Parsi
community and they were married in Bombay on the 27th
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Society, provided that all members shall belong to the Parsi Community
subject to satisfying other conditions in that ... Society was that the person should be a Parsi and that the transfer of a
share
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second petition the petitioners arc the trustees of the Parsi
Panchayet Funds. Both the petitions challenge the Act on more
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Joga Sah Saham Lal Parma Sah Shri Ram Parsi Sah
Gangi Sah
Sah. Sah. | Sah. | Sah. |
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| |-------------| | | Nathi Sah
Inderlal ... death, Tula Ram
Sah, Gangi Sah and Parsi Sah were the only three out of the sons of
Shiva
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facts are shortly as follows:-The parties are all Parsis, and
occupied different flats in the same building, the plaintiff ... with Mahomedans and Qentoos does not apply here, as
Parsis are not Gentoos (see Lopes v. Lopes
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seven plaintiffs in the suit are members of the Parsi community
of Bombay. They profess the Zoroastrian religion. The five ... page 217 of Volume 1, says that the first
Parsi punchayet was a self-constituted body. This statement can only
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