Section 50 of IEA : Section 50: Opinion on relationship, when relevant.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Determining Marital Status in a Property Dispute

Situation: A property dispute arises after the death of Mr. Sharma. The court needs to determine whether Mr. Sharma was legally married to Mrs. Sharma to decide her share in the property.

Application of Section 50: The court considers the opinions of Mr. Sharma's neighbors and friends, who have always treated and referred to Mr. and Mrs. Sharma as husband and wife. They attended social functions together, were invited as a couple to family gatherings, and were known in the community as a married couple.

Outcome: The court finds the opinions and conduct of the neighbors and friends relevant in establishing the marital relationship between Mr. and Mrs. Sharma, thereby entitling Mrs. Sharma to her share of the property.

Example 2:

Scenario: Establishing Legitimacy in a Succession Case

Situation: After Mr. Gupta's death, a dispute arises regarding the legitimacy of his son, Raj, for the purpose of succession to Mr. Gupta's estate.

Application of Section 50: The court examines the opinions of Mr. Gupta's family members and close friends, who have always treated Raj as Mr. Gupta's legitimate son. Raj was introduced as Mr...

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