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[#306] Any property that might have vested in the adoptee before the adoption, on adoption

(A) Ceases to vest in the adoptee

(B) Continues to vest in the adoptee without any obligation attached to the property

(C) Continues to vest in the adoptee subject to any obligation attached to the property

(D) Continuation or cessation of property depends on the terms of adoption

Correct Answer

(C) Continues to vest in the adoptee subject to any obligation attached to the property

[#307] Where one of the spouse is guilty of cruelty, the other spouse cannot obtain divorce on this ground if-

(A) The spouse has committed the act in a fit of anger

(B) The spouse has committed the act in a fit of insanity

(C) The guilty spouse genuinely repents his/her behaviour

(D) The aggrieved spouse forgives the guilty party and condones the cruel act

Correct Answer

(D) The aggrieved spouse forgives the guilty party and condones the cruel act

[#308] One of the conditions of marriage is:

(A) Neither party has a spouse living at the time of marriage

(B) One party may have a spouse living at the time of marriage

(C) Both party may have a spouse living at the time of marriage

(D) One party must have a spouse living at the time of marriage

Correct Answer

(A) Neither party has a spouse living at the time of marriage

[#309] The term "Hindu" under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 does not include which of the following:

(A) Sikhs

(B) Lingayat

(C) Parsis

(D) Virashaiva

Correct Answer

(C) Parsis

[#310] Which of the following is not a valid ground for divorce as per Section 13 of the Act?

(A) Mental cruelty

(B) The other party renounces the world by entering any religious order

(C) Desertion

(D) The other party has not been heard of as being alive for a period of five years by those persons who would have naturally heard of it, had that party been alive

Correct Answer

(D) The other party has not been heard of as being alive for a period of five years by those persons who would have naturally heard of it, had that party been alive

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[#306] Any property that might have vested in the adoptee before the adoption, on adoption

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[#307] Where one of the spouse is guilty of cruelty, the other spouse cannot obtain divorce on this ground if-

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[#308] One of the conditions of marriage is:

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[#309] The term "Hindu" under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 does not include which of the following:

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[#310] Which of the following is not a valid ground for divorce as per Section 13 of the Act?

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