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The book deals with proprietary rights of women provided under Hindu succession Act, 1956. This is one of the most controversial aspects because property rights are given to the women but due to certain pre-determined social norms the women fails to exercise their rights. No doubt, to further strengthen the proprietary position, Hindu Succession Act, 1956 was amended in 2005. The amendment tries to plug the loopholes existed in 1956, but the questions remains that whether the women would exercise those rights which were provided to them under this Amended Act? In this work an effort was made to study the effect of Hindu Succession Act, 1956(along with Amendment Act, 2005)on the proprietary rights of women, the loopholes which still existed in the Act and finally suggestions were made to make it more effective. some excerpts of the work has also been referred by Karnatka High Court while deciding the property matters concerning woman.
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Hice una licenciatura y un máster en Derecho de la Universidad del Punjab en Chandigarh y aprobé el examen de la UGC (N.E.T.). He hecho un doctorado en la Universidad de Guru Nanak Dev, Amritsar. Actualmente trabajo como profesor asistente senior en el campus regional de la Universidad de Guru Nanak Dev, en Gurdaspur. Mi especialización es en Leyes Personales y el presente trabajo es también sobre este campo.
