A Hindu Joint family was in possession of a nucleus sufficient to make fresh acquisitions. Certain fresh acquisitions were acquired in the name of the members of the family in charge of the management of the joint property. Could the fresh acquisitions be treated as part of the joint Hindu family property? Decide.by Admin Legal Bites 24 Aug 2022 9:09 AM IST
Under the Mitakshara school, there is a recognized mode of devolution of property by survivorship and inheritance while under the Dayabhaga school one mode of devolution of property is recognized… Discussby Admin Legal Bites 21 Aug 2022 5:20 AM IST
What is a Partial Partition? Describe the rules relating to partial partition.by Admin Legal Bites 13 Aug 2022 2:58 PM IST
‘Custom and usages that are reasonable, certain, and ancient and have been adopted by a body of persons will be enforced.’ Comment by giving examples from Hindu and Mohammedan Laws.by Admin Legal Bites 9 Aug 2022 4:38 PM IST
How does a custom originate? Write briefly about the role of the Supreme Court in preserving and developing the customs of the people.by Admin Legal Bites 9 Aug 2022 1:01 PM IST
What do you mean by Hindu Jurisprudence as distinguished from Hindu Law?by Admin Legal Bites 8 Aug 2022 1:05 PM IST
Discuss the Modern Sources of Hindu Law. Under what circumstances do the courts have the authority to decide for the Hindus on the principles of justice, equity, and good conscience?by Admin Legal Bites 7 Aug 2022 9:53 AM IST
Discuss the sources of Hindu Law. Outline the three main differences between Mitakshara and Dayabhaga schools.by Admin Legal Bites 7 Aug 2022 9:50 AM IST
‘Custom is a question of fact and not of inferences.’ Comment and elucidate.by Admin Legal Bites 6 Aug 2022 5:48 AM IST
Discuss the importance of custom as a source of Hindu law. How far custom forms the basis of modern codified Hindu Law.by Admin Legal Bites 5 Aug 2022 12:55 PM IST
A and his three Sons B, C, and D constituted a Mitakshara Coparcenary. B gets himself separated. Then A dies leaving behind the three sons and a widow W. B demands a share in the interest of A in the Coparcenary property as well as his separate property. But other heirs refuse to give him. Decide.by Admin Legal Bites 27 May 2022 10:11 AM IST
