Astha Blogs
What the Hindu Succession Act states about the property rights of women?
Even in the ancient history of India, it has been found notable that women were considered as secondary creatures and their rights were confined to various limitations in all the domains of life including property. The male society used to think that if they are given equal rights, they would be irresponsible to their marital duties and household affairs. This pathetic situation continued prior to 1937 in absence of a codified law. The Hindu Women Right to Property Act, 1937 was a benchmark set in the direction of giving better and improved rights to women.
READ MOREAlimony Rights in India | Can Wife Get Alimony If She Files for Divorce?
Complete guide on alimony and maintenance rights in India. Learn if wife can get alimony when she files for divorce, how alimony is calculated, factors affecting maintenance, and Supreme Court guidelines on alimony.
READ MOREDaughter-in-Law Property Rights in India | DIL Rights
Daughter-in-law property rights in India: Supreme Court rulings on residence in the in-laws house, maintenance, streedhan and DV Act protections.
READ MOREHow to File for Divorce in India | Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-step guide to filing for divorce in India: mutual and contested procedure, documents required, court fees, and realistic timelines.
READ MORETypes of Bail in India and Their Conditions
Discover the types of bail in India, including anticipatory bail and more. Understand the concept of bail, conditions for grant, and legal insights involved.
READ MORELATEST BLOG POSTS
-
Marriage registration in Delhi - Process of religious conversions
- Anticipatory Bail in India: Process, Grounds & Section 482 BNSS
- Arbitration in India: A Guide to the Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996
- BNS vs IPC: What Changed in India's New Criminal Laws
- Cheque Bounce Notice Format & Sample (Section 138)