Succession to women holding otherwise than as the female heir
Section 110 of Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 deals with succession to women holding otherwise than as the female heir. [110. Where any female bhumidhar, asami or a government lessee dies, after the commencement of this code, then her interest in any holding or its part shall subject to the provisions of Sections 107 to 109, devolve, in accordance with the order of succession given below:– (a) Son, third gender issue The Act was enacted on 11 Feb 2016.
1[110. Where any female bhumidhar, asami or a government lessee dies, after the commencement of this code, then her interest in any holding or its part shall subject to the provisions of Sections 107 to 109, devolve, in accordance with the order of succession given below:–
(a) Son, third gender issue, unmarried daughter, son’s son, third gender issue, and unmarried daughter, son’s son’s son, third gender issue and unmarried daughter, predeceased son’s widow, and predeceased son’s predeceased son’s widow, in equal shares as per stripes :
Provided firstly that the nearer shall exclude the remoter in the same branch :
Provided secondly that a widow who has remarried, shall be excluded :
(b) Husband or married third gender spouse;
(c) Married daughgers;
(d) Daughter’s son, third gender issue and unmarried daughter;
(e) Father;
(f) Widow mother;
(g) Brother being the son of the same father as the deceased, third gender sibling being the issue of the same father as the deceased and brother’s son, third gender issue and unmarried daughter as per stripes;
(h) Unmarried sister;
(i) Married sister;
(j) Sister’s, third gender issue and unmarried daughter.
Section 110, Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 (Act 8 of 2012).
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Questions about Section 110
What does Section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 deal with?
Section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 is headed "Succession to women holding otherwise than as the female heir". [110. Where any female bhumidhar, asami or a government lessee dies, after the commencement of this code, then her interest in any holding or its part shall subject to the provisions of Sections 107 to 109, devolve, in accordance with the order of succession given below:– (a) Son, third gender issue
How do I find court cases under Section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006?
In judgments and charge sheets this section is written several ways, and each form finds a different set of orders. These search the full text of every order eCourtsIndia holds, best matches first: Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 110, section 110 Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006, section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006. Each opens the full list of orders on eCourtsIndia, where it can be narrowed by court, year and outcome.
What should I read with Section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006, and has it changed?
Its own text turns on section 107 (Bequest by Bhumidhar or Asami), section 109 (Succession to woman inheriting interest as a female heir), so none of them can safely be read on its own. 3 other provisions in this corpus refer back to it.
When was Section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 enacted?
Section 110 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006, cited as Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 110, was enacted on 11 Feb 2016 as Act 8 of 2012. It is in force as at the date shown on this page.
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