Deed of Adoption by an Unmarried Hindu Woman
Reference draft used in Indian courts — replace the blanks with your own case details.
1. That Party No. 1 has not married and she does not intend to marry in future.
2. That Party No. 1 has taken Shri......................... S/o .........................aged about....................... in adoption on......................... as her son.
3. That Party No. 2, after obtaining consent of his wife, has on the aforesaid date given the said .........................his son, in adoption to Kum .........................and Kum .........................has taken him in adoption on......................... at......................... along with the religious ceremonies customary with the parties, in the presence of relatives and friends of the parties.
4. That Shri.........................will have all the legal rights of an adopted son of Party No.1..................
From the date of adoption and Party No. 2 shall have no claim hereinafter to the custody of the adopted son
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have signed this deed on the day and the year first above written.
WITNESSES
1. Signed and delivered by the within named Kum . .........
2. Signed and delivered by the within named Shri ...........
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