Partition under Mitakshara School
INTRODUCTION The word partition basically means bringing joint status to an end. Before codification of Hindu succession act, 1956 the ancient schools of Hindu law i.e. Dayabhaga and Mitakshara, regulated…
INTRODUCTION The word partition basically means bringing joint status to an end. Before codification of Hindu succession act, 1956 the ancient schools of Hindu law i.e. Dayabhaga and Mitakshara, regulated…
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