property-law

Introduction The division of a dwelling house within a Hindu joint family has historically been a contentious issue, governed by provisions of the Hindu Succession Act and further clarified through judicial pronouncements. The family dwelling house, which holds significant emotional and cultural value, has often been the subject of disputes over rights and ownership. Historically,

Introduction Property disputes and their resolution within Hindu joint families often involve unique and complex scenarios. Among these, the reacquisition of property lost due to debts or other reasons stands out as a significant issue. This article delves into the legal principles governing such reacquisition of lost family property, the impact on the property’s status,

Introduction Hindu law has long recognized the pivotal role of the karta, or the head of the joint family, in managing and dividing family property. The concept of patria potestas and Partition in Hindu Law grants the karta significant authority to ensure harmony and equitable resolution of disputes within the family. This authority extends to

Partition in Hindu law has historically been recognized as a flexible mechanism to divide family assets while maintaining harmony within the family. With the introduction of the 2005 amendment to the Hindu Succession Act, the legal landscape regarding oral partition became more complex, raising questions about its validity in modern jurisprudence. Let’s delve into the