It is, thus, clear that in the customary Hindu
law, a person, in the absence of any statutory law,
would inherit his caste from father and not from his
mother, even in case of intercaste marriage. We are
fortified by the aforesaid Judgments of the Apex Court
that the documents from the maternal relatives, i.e.,
mother, grand-mother or the wife of the petitioner,
were not determinative of the caste status of the
petitioner.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY,
BENCH AT NAGPUR.
Writ Petition No.2512 of 2013
With
Civil Application [CAW] No. 2459 of 2013
Anand son of Nilkanth Katole,
Versus
The Scheduled Tribe Caste
Certificate Scrutiny
Committee, Amravati,
CORAM : A.B.CHAUDHARI AND
A.S. CHANDURKAR, JJ.
Date : 04th April, 2014.
Citation;2014(5)ALLMR181
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law, a person, in the absence of any statutory law,
would inherit his caste from father and not from his
mother, even in case of intercaste marriage. We are
fortified by the aforesaid Judgments of the Apex Court
that the documents from the maternal relatives, i.e.,
mother, grand-mother or the wife of the petitioner,
were not determinative of the caste status of the
petitioner.
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY,
BENCH AT NAGPUR.
Writ Petition No.2512 of 2013
With
Civil Application [CAW] No. 2459 of 2013
Anand son of Nilkanth Katole,
Versus
The Scheduled Tribe Caste
Certificate Scrutiny
Committee, Amravati,
CORAM : A.B.CHAUDHARI AND
A.S. CHANDURKAR, JJ.
Date : 04th April, 2014.
Citation;2014(5)ALLMR181
Read original judgment here;click here
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