Section 22 of OEA : Section 22: Special Rules Of Succession To Intestate Taluqdars And Grantees

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where Mr. A, a Taluqdar listed in one of the categories mentioned in section eight of The Oudh Estates Act, 1869, passes away without leaving a will. According to Section 22, his estate must be distributed in a specific order:

Firstly, the estate would go to Mr. A's eldest son, Mr. B, and after him to Mr. B's male descendants. However, if Mr. B had predeceased Mr. A without male descendants, the estate would then pass to Mr. A's second son, Mr. C, and so on in order of seniority among Mr. A's sons and their male descendants.

If Mr. A had no sons or male descendants, but he ...

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