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(A) By survivorship

(B) By testamentary or intestate succession

(C) Both (A) and (B) are correct

(D) Cannot devolve

(B) By testamentary or intestate succession

(A) If both parties, independent of each other, have committed matrimonial offences, the marriage should be dissolved

(B) If both parties, independent of each other, have committed matrimonial offences, the marriage should not be dissolved

(C) If both parties, independent of each other, have committed matrimonial offences, they should be judicially separated

(D) Either (A) or (C)

(B) If both parties, independent of each other, have committed matrimonial offences, the marriage should not be dissolved

(A) Ceremonies of marriage

(B) Registration of Hindu Marriage

(C) Formalities of marriage

(D) Conditions of a Hindu Marriage

(D) Conditions of a Hindu Marriage

(A) The father of the child is dead

(B) The mother of the child is dead

(C) Both the father & the mother of the child are dead

(D) Either (A) or (B)

(C) Both the father & the mother of the child are dead

(A) The natural mother cannot claim the custody of the child at all

(B) The natural mother can claim custody of the child upto the age of 5 years

(C) The natural mother can claim the custody of the child under the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act

(D) The natural mother cannot claim the custody of the child generally but through the judicial process in exceptional circumstances

(A) The natural mother cannot claim the custody of the child at all

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