Family Law - II (Family Property, Partition, Succession, Gifts and Wills of Hindu, Muslim and Christian Systems)

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Description
Family Law is the basic personal law of mankind. It is the core subject of Law course. It has been taught from beginning as compulsory subject. It relates each and every one as a family member. Family Law has been divided as Part I and II. They contain many issued to be dealt with relating to Family Law. Some Universities divided the subject into two on the basis of Religion as Hindu Law and Muslim Law. Some Universities divided it on the basis of family and property. Then author has dealt the subject of Family Law as Hindu Law and Muslim Law previously. In addition to this, he brought out Christian Personal Law. Now the author has dealt the Family Law on the basis of family and property. Family Law I, deals with the whole family related issues such as marriage, matrimonial relief, adoption and guardianship of Hindus, Muslims, Christians and Parsees. He explained in Family Law II, the issues related to family property, partition, succession, gifts and Wills of Hindu, Muslim and Christian systems. Family Law I contains five units, first Unit deals with origin source of different religions, second units deals with the marriages of people of different religions, third unit considered matrimonial remedies i.e. Divorce the fourth unit contains the provisions of maintenance of divorced wives and the fifth unit considers the legal contents relating to children i.e. adoption, maintenance guardianship and customary practices.
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Table of Contents
Unit I : Joint Family Property
Chapter 1 : Meaning and Kind of Property
Chapter 2 : Concept of Joint Family
Chapter 3 : Concept of Coparcenary
Chapter 4 : Particular and Reunion
Chapter 5 : Alienation of Property
Chapter 6 : Debts
Chapter 7 : Impartible Estate
Unit II : Succession under the Hindu Law
Chapter 1 : Succession under Mitakshara and Dayabhaga Syatems
Chapter 2 : History, Objects and Scope of Hindu Succession Act, 1956
Chapter 3 : Salient Features of Hindu Succession Act, 1956
Chapter 4 : Salient Features of the Hindu Succession Act, 1986
Chapter 5 : Application of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956
Chapter 6 : Definitions
Chapter 7 : Intestate Succession
Chapter 8 : Devolution of Interest in the Property of a Tarwad, Tavazhi, Kutumba, Kavaru Illom
Chapter 9 : Succession to the Property of Hindu Male
Chapter 10 : Enlargement of Limited Estate of Women into their Absolute Estate
Chapter 11 : Special Provisions Respecting Person Governed by Marumakkattayam and Aliyasantana Laws
Chapter 12 : General Provisions of Succession
Chapter 13 : Disqualifications from Inheritance
Chapter 14 : Testamentary Succession
Unit II - WAQF and Succession
Chapter 1 : WAQF
Chapter 2 : The WAQF Act, 1995
Chapter 3 : Pre-emption
Chapter 4 : Administration of Estates of Deceased Muslim
Chapter 5 : Inheritance
Unit IV - Christian and Parsi Law of Succession
Chapter 1 : Intestate Succession
Chapter 2 : Parsi Succession
Unit V - Gifts and Wills
Chapter 1 : Gifts
Chapter 2 : Muslim Gifts
Chapter 3 : Will
Chapter 4 : Muslim Wills
Chapter 5 : Wills of Christians
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Author Details
S.R. Myneni