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FAMILY LAW
An Examination of the Kerala Joint Hindu Family (Abolition) Act, 1975.
Rosie Marie v. CWT: A critical study
Property Rights of the Illegitimate Child
Special Marriage Act and its impact on property rights
A study of the rule of survivorship in Hindu Succession
An Examination of the concept of Hindu Undivided Family
Justice, Justice, Equity Equity and and Good Good Conscien Conscience ce as a source source of of Hindu Hindu Successio Succession n Laws
Hindu Widows and their Property Rights: A historical Study
Impact of Modern Legislation on the Rights of Hindu Widows
Has Matriarchy influenced succession laws in India?
Pondicherry’s laws of succession
Smritis and their influence on Hindu Succession Laws
Significance of the Hindu Inheritance (Removal of Disabilities) Act, 1928 The purpo purpose se of of wills in in Islam The Conce Concept pt of Copar Coparcenar cenary y : its past, past, presen presentt and future future in the the Hindu concept of Joint Family A Critical examination of the Hindu Women’s Right to Property Act,1937
Powers of the Karta: A Critical Study
Incidents of Separate Property: An Examination
Conceptualising Joint Family Property
Dynamics of the Karta’s right to represent the Joint Family
Coparcener’s right to relinquish interest in Property Limitation on the rights of coparceners to alienate Joint Family Property
Powers of Sole Surviving Coparcener over ancestral Property
Position of the “Child in the Womb” in Hindu Coparcenary
Alienation of Property by Gifts
Wills and their impact on alienation of Property
Unauthorised alienation and its consequences
Legal Necessity as a ground for alienation of Joint Family Property
Religious and Indispensable duties as legitimate justification for alienating Ancestral Property
Concept of “Pooling in “ Separate property into the Common Stock
A critical analysis of the Rights of Coparceners
Position of Females in Dayabhaga Joint Family
An Examination of the Parsi Intestate Succession Act, 1865
Merits and Demerits of the Indian Succession Act, 1865
Designing a Uniform set of Succession Laws for India
Commissioner of Income Tax v. Gomedalli Lakshminarayan AIR 1935 Bom 412: A critical study
Ouster from Coparcenary: Grounds, Reasons and Justification
Differences between Dayabhaga and Mitakshara Coparcenary
“Blending” of Property and its Consequences
Gains of Learning and its relevance as separate Property
Changes introduced in the classical concept of Coparcenary by the Hindu Succession Act, 1956
A study of the Hindu Disposition of Property Act, 1916
Gender Equality under the Hindu Succession Act
Problems pertaining to diversity of succession laws in India Renocants of Pondicherry and their law relating to succession of property Doctrine of Pious Obligations and current trends in the concept Trading Families in India and their legal status Concept of Antecedent Debts in Hindu Law CARA Guidelines: Are they sufficient to resolve problems pertaining to adoption of Children from India?
Home Observation Reports and their relevance in adoption
Children in Need of Care and Protection under the JJ Act
Custody of children during pendency of divorce proceedings
Succession to the Property of a Female Intestate under the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 Rules for Succession to the property of a male Intestate under the Hindu Succession Act,1956 Maintenance of Muslim Women: A critical study in the light of the Shah Bano Judgment Grounds for disqualification from inheritance under the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 Testamentary Succession : An analysis in the Indian Context An examination of the term “after” in Section 6 of the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act. A critical study of the Changes brought about by the 2005 amendment in the Hindu Succession Act
Guardianship: Meaning and Scope in Indian Laws
Minority: Legal Implications of the Term
A study of the Hindu Code,1948
Concept of Gift in Muslim Law
Validity of a Gift of Mushaa
Hiba-bil-Iwaz: Meaning and Validity
Differentiating Gifts from Grants in Muslim Law
Revocation of Gifts in Muslim Law
The Role of Consent in Wasiyat (Wills in Muslim Law)
Hindu Joint Family: A Jurisprudential Study
Status of Oral Wills in Islam
Revocation of a valid will
Differences among Shias and Sunnis in the law of Wills
The Concept of Marz-ul-Maut in Islam Differences between Shia and Sunni law of inheritance Fundamental differences between Hindu and Muslim Law of Inheritance Conditions qualifying as disqualifications from inheritance in Muslim Law
Illegitimate child and his/her right to property in Muslim Law
Evolution of the principle of best interest in the international domain
Child Welfare Committee and its role in securing the best interest of children
Adoption of children and abuse of child rights
Equity in the Muslim Law of Succession
Gender rights and the Law of Succession in Islam
Precursors to the 2005 amendment and the resultant recognition of Women as Coparceners in Hindu Law
Notional Partition: Meaning and Implications
Persons authorised to call for Partition in Hindu Law
Partition as a tool to veto the command of the Karta
Relevance of the Doctrine of Relation Back in Partition
Manner of Effecting a Partition
Partial Partition of Joint family Property
Procedure involved in Re-opening of Partition
After-born son and his position in the Joint Family
Persons having a share in the property during partition
Understanding Partition by Metes and Bounds
Reunion: Concept and Relevance
Should the Karta be entitled to remuneration for the services rendered by him in the joint family? Is there a need to redefine the qualifications, powers and position of the Karta? Opinion of the Child and its role in determining the best interest of the child in custody cases
Limitations on the powers of the Testamentary Guardian
Conceptualising Custody in the light of child rights
Interpreting “welfare” of the child under section 13 of the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act.
A critical analysis of Elizabeth Dinshaw’s case
A critique of Rosy Jacob’s case
Reasons for preference to In-country Adoption: Resultant Advantages and Disadvantages
Live-in relationships and their impact on Hindu Succession
