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Coparcenary Rights of Daughters - HINDU SUCCESSION ACT, 1956

About this Episode: In this Episode, I have compared the State Amendments brought to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 (by Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Karnataka), and it's conflict with the Central Amendment made to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, made in the year 2005 - All dealing with the same subject - Coparcenary rights of daughters. As per the State Amendments, the daughters had to be unmarried, and the Joint Hindu Family Property must remain unpartitioned on the date of the Amendments coming into force. But as per the Central Amendment, both married and unmarried daughters are coparcenars, with the only condition that the property must not have been partitioned before a cut off date given in the Amendment itself. Case Law discussed in this Episode: P. Hemamalini v. K. Palani Mala - Madras High Court - 2021 SCC OnLine Mad 2883 : (2021) 6 Mad LJ 513 : (2021) 4 LW 451. This podcast is a discussion space for lawyers, practicing advocates, law students and judicial exam aspirants. Follow us for regular updates. Do consider subscribing to our Monthly Digital Law Magazine! Contact me on WhatsApp @ +91 9840718196 or through e-mail @ www.lawyerssocietyofficial@gmail.com for subscription. Reach Lawyers' Society on: E-Mail: www.lawyerssocietyofficial@gmail.com Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6I7mZi7... Linkedin:   / lawyers-society   Instagram:   / lawyerssocietyofficial   WhatsApp Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/CK6fr985vPP... #womencoparcenery #hindusuccessionact #2005amendment #StateAmendmentsHinduSuccessionAct