Conversion
“Conversion as a Ground for Divorce”
We are grateful to Mrs Ambily for her guidance and support to execute this paper. She not only served as my supervisor for this paper, but her help during the class hours as well as afterhours is much appreciated. Without her support, this paper would not have been as satisfactory as it is. We thank you Ma’am.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Table of Cases…………………………………………………………………………04 2. Abstract………………………………………………………………………………..05 3. Research Methodology………………………………………………………………..06 4. Research Questions……………………………………………………………………07 5. Who is a Hindu………………………………………………………………………..08 6. Conversion to Hinduism………………………………………………………………09 7. Dissolution of Hindu Marriage………………………………………………………..10 8. Conversion as a Ground for Divorce and its consequences…………………………...12 9. Conclusion………………………………………………………………………….....14 10. Bibliography…………………………………………………………………………..15
Table Of Cases 1. Abdul Razak v Aga Md (1982)21 I A 56 2. Best v Samuel Fox & Co. Ltd (1952) AC 716. 3. Charanjit v Amir Ali (1921)2 Lah 243. 4. Durga Prasad Rao v Sudarshan Swammi ILR 1940 Mad 653. 5. Ganpat v Returning officer AIR 1975 SC 420. 6. Gul Mohammed v Emperor AIR 1947 Nag 121. 7. Guruswamy v Irulappa Air 1934 Mad 630. 8. In re Ram Kumari 18 Cal 264. 9. Ishwari Prasad v Raj H.P Lal (1927)6 Pat 506. 10. Kanchan B.R (Ms) v Akash Yusuf Hussain AIR 2001 Del 318. 11. Kokilambal v Sundrammal AIR 1935 Mad 1902. 12. Kusum Kumari v Satya Ranjan (1903)30 Cal 999. 13. Lingappa v Esudasam (1904)27 Mad 13. 14. Mohammad v Mst Mariam AIR 1936 Lah 666. 15. Moraji (R.D) v Administrator- General of Madras (1929)52 Mad 160. 16. Muthusami v Masilamani (1909)33 mad 342. 17. Nandi alias Zainab v The Crown (1919) ILR 1 Lah 440. 18. Perummal Nadar v Ponnuswamy Nadar 1972 (1) SCR 571. 19. Ramayya v Elizabeth (J) AIR
We are grateful to Mrs Ambily for her guidance and support to execute this paper. She not only served as my supervisor for this paper, but her help during the class hours as well as afterhours is much appreciated. Without her support, this paper would not have been as satisfactory as it is. We thank you Ma’am.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Table of Cases…………………………………………………………………………04 2. Abstract………………………………………………………………………………..05 3. Research Methodology………………………………………………………………..06 4. Research Questions……………………………………………………………………07 5. Who is a Hindu………………………………………………………………………..08 6. Conversion to Hinduism………………………………………………………………09 7. Dissolution of Hindu Marriage………………………………………………………..10 8. Conversion as a Ground for Divorce and its consequences…………………………...12 9. Conclusion………………………………………………………………………….....14 10. Bibliography…………………………………………………………………………..15
Table Of Cases 1. Abdul Razak v Aga Md (1982)21 I A 56 2. Best v Samuel Fox & Co. Ltd (1952) AC 716. 3. Charanjit v Amir Ali (1921)2 Lah 243. 4. Durga Prasad Rao v Sudarshan Swammi ILR 1940 Mad 653. 5. Ganpat v Returning officer AIR 1975 SC 420. 6. Gul Mohammed v Emperor AIR 1947 Nag 121. 7. Guruswamy v Irulappa Air 1934 Mad 630. 8. In re Ram Kumari 18 Cal 264. 9. Ishwari Prasad v Raj H.P Lal (1927)6 Pat 506. 10. Kanchan B.R (Ms) v Akash Yusuf Hussain AIR 2001 Del 318. 11. Kokilambal v Sundrammal AIR 1935 Mad 1902. 12. Kusum Kumari v Satya Ranjan (1903)30 Cal 999. 13. Lingappa v Esudasam (1904)27 Mad 13. 14. Mohammad v Mst Mariam AIR 1936 Lah 666. 15. Moraji (R.D) v Administrator- General of Madras (1929)52 Mad 160. 16. Muthusami v Masilamani (1909)33 mad 342. 17. Nandi alias Zainab v The Crown (1919) ILR 1 Lah 440. 18. Perummal Nadar v Ponnuswamy Nadar 1972 (1) SCR 571. 19. Ramayya v Elizabeth (J) AIR
Bibliography: 2. Best v Samuel Fox & Co. Ltd (1952) AC 716. 3. Charanjit v Amir Ali (1921)2 Lah 243. 9. Ishwari Prasad v Raj H.P Lal (1927)6 Pat 506. 12. Kusum Kumari v Satya Ranjan (1903)30 Cal 999. 13. Lingappa v Esudasam (1904)27 Mad 13. 15. Moraji (R.D) v Administrator- General of Madras (1929)52 Mad 160. 16. Muthusami v Masilamani (1909)33 mad 342. 17. Nandi alias Zainab v The Crown (1919) ILR 1 Lah 440. 20. Rani Bhagwan Koer v Bose (J.C) (1903)30 I A 249.