Bhagat's Commentary on Partition of Joint Family Property

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Description
The First Edition on the subject under reference has been loudly welcome and appreciated by the readers. It got commendable return from the counter of the dealers also. In course of time the law has been subjected to large scrutiny by the law courts. Several rulings came on site which heavily attracted our attention. That is why the readers of the subject specially the lawyers started placing demands of updated version of the commentary.
Resultently, our publisher felt pressing need of the this version. That is how we undertook the task and this way this modified updated commentary is before you.
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Contents
PART I
Chapter 1. Property Gained by Self Earning
Chapter 2. Various Enactments Married Women's Property Act, 1874
Chapter 3. Insurance by Wives and Husbands
Chapter 4. Legal Proceedings by and against Married Women
Chapter 5. Husband's Liability for Wife's Breach for Wife's Debts
Chapter 6. Husband's Liability for Wife's Breach of Trust or Devastation
Chapter 7. Unity of Title and Unity of Possession in Hindu Family
Chapter 8. Impartible Estate
Chapter 9. Women's Property
Chapter 10. Inheritance System
Chapter 11. Family Hotch Potch
Chapter 12. Heritage
Chapter 13. Hindu Women's Right to Property
Chapter 14. Law of Inheritance by Hindu Women Hindu Women's Right to Property Act, 1937
Chapter 14A. The Hindu Women's Rights to Property (Extension to Agricultural Land) Act, 1943
Chapter 15. Hindu Succession Act, 1956
Chapter I. Preliminary
Chapter II. Intestate Succession
Chapter III. Testamentary Succession
Chapter IV. Repeal
Chapter 16. The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005
Chapter 17. The Hindu Law of Inheritance (Amendment) Act, 1929
Chapter 18. The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Bill, 2015
Chapter 19. Section 14 of Hindu Succession Act
Chapter 20. Rule of Succession
PART II
Chapter 21. Rule of Partition
Chapter 22. Suits by or on Behalf of Indigent Person and Minor (Order XXX of Civil Procedure Code)
Chapter 23. Suits by or against Minors and Persons of Unsound
Chapter 24. Reporting of Partition
Chapter 25. Partition and Reunion
Chapter 26. Limitation for a Suit for Partition
Chapter 27. Suit for Partition and Separate Possession
Chapter 28. Suit for Declaration, Partition and Permanent Injunction
Chapter 29. Suit for Partition of Trust Property
Chapter 30. Partition Law : how to get a Partition
Chapter 31. General Rule of Partition in Mitakshara School of Hindu Law
Chapter 32. Opening of Partition
Chapter 33. Partition of Dwelling House
Chapter 34. The Partition Act, 1955
PART III
Chapter 35. Partition in Muslim Law
Chapter 36. Rule of Partition of Property in Islam
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Author Details
Y P Bhagat graduated in law in the year 1968 and thereafter started his law practice. He joined the state judicial services in the year 1975. After retiring from the services, he resumed legal practice and shifted to Delhi. He also joined as a Legal Consultant in NAFED, a Public Sector Undertaking of the Government of India.
Y P Bhagat has authored many books on some of the most pertinent topics today. This includes, inter alia, Reformation in Judiciary, The Truth of Indian Judiciary, Civil Procedure Code, Civil Court Practice and Procedure, Law on Civil Appeals, Law of Confession in India and Abroad, Judgment and Dispensation of Justice, to name a few.
In all his works, Y P Bhagat has made an endeavor to break down complex questions of law. He has also discussed controversial issues and provided his opinion and explanations thus providing a platform for wider academic discourse.Y P Bhagat graduated in law in the year 1968 and thereafter started his law practice. He joined the state judicial services in the year 1975. After retiring from the services, he resumed legal practice and shifted to Delhi. He also joined as a Legal Consultant in NAFED, a Public Sector Undertaking of the Government of India.
Y P Bhagat has authored many books on some of the most pertinent topics today. This includes, inter alia, Reformation in Judiciary, The Truth of Indian Judiciary, Civil Procedure Code, Civil Court Practice and Procedure, Law on Civil Appeals, Law of Confession in India and Abroad, Judgment and Dispensation of Justice, to name a few.
In all his works, Y P Bhagat has made an endeavor to break down complex questions of law. He has also discussed controversial issues and provided his opinion and explanations thus providing a platform for wider academic discourse.