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The adoption is to be proved as fact and the burden is on the person who asserts, is held in which of…

Kishori Lal v Chaltibai explains that the person asserting an adoption must prove its factum with reliable evidence, because adoption changes succession rights. A statutory…

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The adoption is to be proved as fact and the burden is on the person who asserts, is held in which of the following cases?

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Kishori Lal v Chaltibai explains that the person asserting an adoption must prove its factum with reliable evidence, because adoption changes succession rights. A statutory presumption arising from a qualifying registered adoption document is a separate evidentiary matter; a bare assertion of adoption is insufficient.

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