Section 14 of OEA : Section 14: Transfers And Bequests To Taluqdars Or Heirs

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Mr. A, a Taluqdár under The Oudh Estates Act, 1869, decides to gift a portion of his estate to his younger son, Mr. B, who is not the primary heir. According to Section 14, since Mr. B is a younger son as referenced in Section 13, clause two, he would receive the gifted property with all the rights and powers that Mr. A had over it. Furthermore, should Mr. B pass away, the property would be inherited by his heirs following the same rules of succession as if Mr. B had been the original Taluqdár. This ensures that the estate remains within the family lineage and is governed by the same legal framework, despite the transfer.