Question 1

Each son acquires at his birth an equal interest with his father in all ancestral property held by the father under

Accepted Answer

Under Mitakshara law, a son acquires an interest in ancestral property right from his birth, making him a co-owner with his father and other male members in the joint family. This is distinct from Dayabhaga law, where the right to ancestral property is acquired by inheritance after the death of the father.

Question 2

Father under the Dayabhaga law,can dispose of the ancestral property by

Accepted Answer

Under the Dayabhaga law, which is a school of Hindu law, the father has the absolute right to dispose of the ancestral property in any manner he deems fit, including sale, gift, and will. This is because, in the Dayabhaga system, the concept of joint family property is not recognized in the same way as in the Mitakshara system, and sons do not acquire rights by birth in the ancestral property.

Question 3

on the death of father, the sons under the Dayabhaga law, take the ancestral property as

Accepted Answer

Under the Dayabhaga law, which is a school of Hindu law, the sons inherit the ancestral property as tenants in common. This means each son has a distinct, separate share in the property, which they can dispose of as they wish, unlike joint tenants who share undivided interests in the property.

Question 4

kartas power of alienation of ancestral property are

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Question 5

A hindu male is under a pious obligation to pay the private debts of his

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Quiz 1: Hindu Marriage and Succession Laws: Understanding Prohibited Relationships, Bigamy, and Property Rights

Each son acquires at his birth an equal interest with his father in all ancestral property held by the father under

Father under the Dayabhaga law,can dispose of the ancestral property by

on the death of father, the sons under the Dayabhaga law, take the ancestral property as

kartas power of alienation of ancestral property are

A hindu male is under a pious obligation to pay the private debts of his