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SC: Hindu Succession Act 2005 Amendment Does Not Curtail Daughters’ Existing Inheritance Rights - (18 May 2026)

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Supreme Court has ruled that the 2005 amendment to the Hindu Succession Act does not affect a daughter’s independent right to inherit her father’s property as a Class I heir in intestate succession, and that partition among sons alone cannot defeat her succession rights.

Tags : HINDU SUCCESSION ACT; INHERITANCE RIGHTS; DAUGHTER  

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