The eldest surviving male of the family used to be the only Karta of that particular family. Even in cases where the eldest member of the family was the woman then also if there was a minor son, he could become Karta and in case the son was of such age that he could not […]
It is said in various instances that “once a daughter is always a daughter, a son is a son until he gets married.” But when it comes to rights, sons are given preference. It is also the case in terms of property. Daughters were not given the right to be a coparcener in the Hindu
THE RIGHTS OF DAUGHTERS IN PROPERTY : AN ANALYSIS Read More »
The privilege of possession of title is significant for one’s opportunity and advancement. In ancient times, the rule of inequality prevailed in society, owing to which females could not avail of their fundamental right of property. But in today’s era, females enjoy certain freedoms. However, many women do not meet their privilege, either because they are uneducated or are ignorant of their legal rights.
Abolition of Limited Estate in The Light of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 Read More »