Define 'Will' and explain the principles of abatement of legacies.by Mayank Shekhar 24 Dec 2022 2:19 PM IST
What is the limit of the testamentary power under Sunni and Shia law respectively?by Mayank Shekhar 24 Dec 2022 1:27 PM IST
A testator bequeaths 1/3 of the estate to A, 1/4 to B,1/5 to C and the heirs refuse to confirm the bequests. Ascertain the shares of each legatee under Sunni law.by Mayank Shekhar 23 Dec 2022 6:09 PM IST
X makes a Wasiyat in favour of Y, and heir without the consent of other heirs. X dies and other heirs do not consent to the bequest after the death of X. Decide the validity of Wasiyat made by X in favour of Y.by Mayank Shekhar 23 Dec 2022 5:45 PM IST
Define Wasiyat and the limit up to which a Muslim can bequeath his property. Discuss the requisites of a valid Wasiyat.by Mayank Shekhar 23 Dec 2022 3:43 PM IST
'A' has wife 'B', an unmarried daughter 'C' and a son 'D'. 'A' makes a gift of his entire property to his son 'D'. Is the gift valid? What steps must be taken to protect the right of maintenance of 'B' and 'C' against the gift? Explain.by Mayank Shekhar 20 Dec 2022 5:06 PM IST
What is a limited estate? Does Muslim law recognise the transfer of limited estate? Refer to decide cases.by Mayank Shekhar 20 Dec 2022 4:13 PM IST
Rehman is suffering from Blood Cancer and is bedridden. When he comes to know of it he makes a gift of all of his property in favour of his wife, 6 months later he dies. His legal heir challenges the gift (Hiba), Will they succeed? Discuss.by Mayank Shekhar 17 Dec 2022 3:24 PM IST
A father made a gift inter vivos to his minor son. Critically examine the validity of the said gift the light of the essential of Hiba under Mohammedan Law.by Mayank Shekhar 17 Dec 2022 3:00 PM IST
A gift of a house was made by donor 'X' to donee 'Y' without delivering the title deeds; no mutation of name was effected and the donor continued to pay the house-tax. Comment whether gift is valid.by Mayank Shekhar 17 Dec 2022 1:50 PM IST
A Muslim executed a deed of gift of a house in favour of D. At the time of the gift, the house was in possession of A who claimed it adversely to C. D sues A to recover possession of the house as donee of the property and joins C also as defendant. C in his written statement admits the claim of D. A contends that the gift is void since C had no possession of the house at the date of gift and no possession was ever given to D.by Mayank Shekhar 15 Dec 2022 6:16 PM IST
