Parliament should relook at the Hindu Succession Act: Assumptions of women being incapable of acquiring wealth is untenable today
The Supreme Court’s recent upholding of the Hindu Succession Act (HSA) has brought attention to the law’s differing treatment of men’s and women’s inheritance rights. Under the current framework, when a Hindu man dies intestate, his properties are distributed equally among his wife, children, and mother, with his father inheriting if no such successor exists. … Continue reading Parliament should relook at the Hindu Succession Act: Assumptions of women being incapable of acquiring wealth is untenable today
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Parliament should relook at the Hindu Succession Act: Assumptions of women being incapable of acquiring wealth is untenable today
The Supreme Court’s recent upholding of the Hindu Succession Act (HSA) has brought attention to the law’s differing treatment of men’s and women’s inheritance rights. Under the current framework, when a Hindu man dies intestate, his properties are distributed equally among his wife, children, and mother, with his father inheriting if no such successor exists. … Continue reading Parliament should relook at the Hindu Succession Act: Assumptions of women being incapable of acquiring wealth is untenable today