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Section 16: Provzszon to meet cases of undzuzd•d Hzndu. jamzly, A1arumakl..a­ thayam tal wad, etc

The Kerala Court of Wards Act, 1967 (President's Act No.3 of 1967)State Act of Kerala · Act 3 of 1967

( I) The Government shall not, except under section 17, order the court to take the property of any undivided Hindu family, Marumakkathayam tarwad, Aliyasantana family or Nambudiri family under its superintendence, unless all the coparceners, members of the tarwad or members of the family, as the case may be, are, 01 are declared to be, disqualified under sectton 8.

(:?) When two or rome proprietors ate co-sharers, otherwise than as coparceners in an undtvided,Hindu family or as members of a Maru­ makkathayam tarwad, Aliyasantana family or Nambudiri family, as the case may be, and one of such co-sharers is, or is declared to be, disqualified under section 8, the Government may order the court to mstltute a suit for partition on behalf of the disqualified proprietor and to take under its superintendence the property allotted to such pro­ prietor in the partition.

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ActThe Kerala Court of Wards Act, 1967 (President's Act No.3 of 1967)
Section16
Marginal noteProvzszon to meet cases of undzuzd•d Hzndu. jamzly, A1arumakl..a­ thayam tal wad, etc
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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