Legal Question in Family Law in India

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Your Adoption is Void . Your aunt can gift or will or make you 50% partner in the property.

Oops! I am sorry for being not in agreement with Mr. saini. In my opinion, to begin with, the adoption itself is in valid. In India, the maximum age of the adopted child is 12 years. So, if now in 2011, as stated above, you are 31 years then in 2004 when you were adopted you were 24 years, much more the age when you could be adopted. Under special circumstance, the upper age limit could be relaxed but only marginally and not by double as is your case. Given that, under your facts, whether adoption deed is notarised or registered, the adoption itself is void. On the other hand, since your matter is sub-judice before the court and the court is merely on the question of registration and notarisation, you may suggest your advocate to argue that for adoption, no deed is even required under the Hindu Adoption and Main. Act. When deed itself is not required where is the scope of considering notarisation or registration.

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