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Hindu undivided family

REOPENING OF PARTITION AND REUNION OF PARTITION
Family Law

REOPENING OF PARTITION AND REUNION OF PARTITION

This article is written by Mrigha Mahajan of 3rd Semester of  The Law School, University of Jammu, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT Hindus consider the joint family to be an essential part of their culture and a special, age-old institution. The common ancestor, all of his male lineal descendants, Read more

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