Vivek Ramaswamy has won the Ohio Republican primary. He is an Indian-origin American-born politician. Ramaswamy has repeatedly clashed with...

The Supreme Court ruled that property mutation entries do not confer ownership or title. A property dispute involving ancestral land, a con...

Inheritance rights for children vary significantly based on their parents' marital status, legal standing, and religion. While biological c...

Many women are unaware of their inheritance rights, often losing rightful dues. On Mother's Day, it's crucial to inform mothers about their...

Many mothers are unaware of their inheritance rights, potentially losing their rightful share of property. Succession laws vary based on re...

A Hindu wife is a class I heir with an equal right to her deceased husband's property, while a Muslim wife without children gets a one-four...

Uttarakhand UCC Law: Uttarakhand became the first state in the country to pass the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). The UCC will make the uniform ...

As per the Hindu Succession Act, if a Hindu Male dies intestate (i.e. without having a will), then class-I legal heirs will have first righ...

The awareness of one's rights and the courage to claim them are the only weapons that can help women in resisting any injustice that is met...

The latest Supreme Court Judgement deals with the issue of the legal right of a daughter to inherit 'self-acquired' property of her father ...

Justice Murari, writing the 51-page judgment for the bench, also dealt with the question of whether such property will devolve on to the da...

The Supreme Court in its judgement gave equal rights to daughters as sons. Would it mean that under no circumstances can a daughter be deni...

According to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act 2005, you have the same right over your father’s property as your brothers do.

A widow's share in the joint family property of the deceased husband is only up to the share that would have come to him out of that family...

Succession and inheritance laws are still grey areas for many women, largely due to the lack of uniformity.

Section 14 of Hindu Succession Act describes what constitutes a woman’s property, owned and acquired by her. It does not distinguish betwee...

Whether you are a wife, daughter or mother, find out what you are entitled to and how you can claim it.