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Product Details:
Format: Paperback
Pages: 696 pages
Publisher: Eastern Book Company
Language: English
ISBN: 9788119114061, 9789348179739
Dimensions: 23.8 X 15.2 X 3.2 CM
Publisher Code: EA/3776, AF/406, AE/973
Date Added: 2025-09-03
Search Category: Textbooks,ebooks
Jurisdiction: Indian
Overview:
The scholarly work provides comprehensive coverage and in-depth analysis of the subject, covering various aspects of both codified and uncodified law.
The book discusses different facets of Hindu law, namely Hindu marriage law, child marriage, divorce, maintenance law, succession, adoption, guardianship, and various key judicial pronouncements, including cases on a daughter's right to coparcenary property, Hindu Undivided Family (HUF), and adoption.
Key Features:
Written in a simple and easy-to-understand language.
A significant amount of case law references further explain every point discussed.
A detailed subject index has been added for prompt and easy reference.
Table Of Contents:
Table of Cases I. Introduction and Origin II. Sources and Operation III. Joint Family IV. Debts V. Partition and Reunion VI. Impartible Estates VII. The Rule of Damdupat VIII. Benami Transactions IX. Gifts and Wills X. Religious and Charitable Endowments XI. Stridhana XII. Woman’s Estate XIII. Inheritance under the Mitakshara and Dayabhaga Schools before 1956 XIV. Exclusion from Inheritance and Partition XV. Law as to Illegitimate Children XVI. Marriage XVII. Succession XVIII. Adoption XIX. Maintenance XX. Minority and Guardianship XXI. A Postscript Appendix Subject Index