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National Law Institute University: Bhopal
National Law Institute University: Bhopal
BHOPAL
B.A.LL.B. Hons. VI TRIMESTER
REPEAT EXAMINATION, OCTOBER- 2004
FAMILY LAW - II
INSTRUCTIONS :
1. All questions are compulsory.
2. A male Hindu died in the year 1995, and was survived by his mother’s father’s
father, and father’s mother’s father’s father. The share of father’s mother’s
father’s father in the self-acquired properties of the proposition shall be –
a) ¼ b) 1/3 c) ½ d) Nil
3. A Hindu female, who inherited certain property from her husband died intestate.
She was survived by her brother and her father-in-law. Who would inherit her
property under HAS, 1956?
a) only brother
b) only father-in-law
c) Both brother and father-in-law will take one share each.
d) Property would be escheated
Q2. What is a ‘Coparcenary’ under Hindu Law? What are its legal incidents?
OR
S.8 of HAS, 1956 has changed the notion of separate property acquiring the
characteristics of an ancestral property on its devolution. Explain and illustrate.
(10)
Q3. What are the rights of the purchaser of the undivided interest of the coparcener,
where the alienation is valid.
OR
What are the rights and obligations of a Karta of a Hindu Joint Family?
(10)
Q4. Discuss the “law of succession’ under the HAS, 1956, with regards to the
property of a hindu male dying intestate. Give suitable illustrations.
OR
Write short notes on
a) Notional partition
b) Son’s pious obligation
(10)
OR
Discuss in the light of the scope of S.14HSA, 1956, Hindu Women’s Property
Rights. Refer to relevant case laws.
(10)