As per Section 2(h) of Indian Succession Act, 1925 provides that Will means the legal declaration of the intention of a person with respect to his property, which he desires to take effect after his death. Will has been defined in Corpus Juris Secundum as A ‘Will’ is the legal declaration of a man’s intention, which…
INTRODUCTION As the topic of my topic suggests I have majorly talked about the duties of a trustee in terms of Indian Trusts Act 1882. However before diving deep into I have discussed briefly about the standards applicable to a trustee. Hence I have categorized various duties of a trustee in terms of sections 11-22…
Communal harmony and religious brotherhood have been observed and sustained as the sacramental duty by the people of India. Being home to many cultures and religious faiths led to different personal laws in the country. Two major branches of personal laws that governs the citizens are Muslim and Hindu law. These laws have been in…
The most important part under family law is the Hindu Succession Act 1956. In this article, the main focus will be on laws related to disqualification under the Hindu Succession Act 1956, and what old Hindu law and Modern Hindu laws say about disqualification. There are certain laws related to disqualification law like widow remarriage,…
Introduction: When we talk about the notion of Will in Muslim Law, we’re talking about a type of deal between two opposing tendencies. The first is the Prophet’s belief that following a person’s death, his property must be handed to his heirs, and that this idea is recognized as divine law, and that any violation…
The Hindu Succession Act of 1956 governs property succession and inheritance in Hindu households. This Act establishes a thorough and consistent structure for succession and inheritance. Intestate or unwilled (testamentary) succession is also addressed in this Act. As a result, this Act incorporates all aspects of Hindu succession under its scope. This article will go…
Trust is an arrangement established at the request of an individual in which one or more individuals hold the individual’s property in trust for the good of others and are obligated to use and maintain it. Individuals may use a trust to direct the transfer of their assets during their lifetime or after they die.…
