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    This document discusses succession laws in India, specifically regarding immovable property. It first reviews literature on private international law, the doctrine of renvoi in England, and colonial and foreign laws. It then provides an overview of succession laws in India, dividing them by religion, territory, and case laws. Key points covered include Hindu, Muslim, Christian, and Parsi and Jewish succession laws, as well as differences in British era laws, tribal areas, and territories of Goa, Delhi, and Pondicherry. Four relevant case laws from 1963, 1974, 1945, and 1964 are also cited.

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    This document discusses succession laws in India, specifically regarding immovable property. It first reviews literature on private international law, the doctrine of renvoi in England, and colonial and foreign laws. It then provides an overview of succession laws in India, dividing them by religion, territory, and case laws. Key points covered include Hindu, Muslim, Christian, and Parsi and Jewish succession laws, as well as differences in British era laws, tribal areas, and territories of Goa, Delhi, and Pondicherry. Four relevant case laws from 1963, 1974, 1945, and 1964 are also cited.

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    IMMOVABLE PROPERTY

    SUCCESSION- ISSUE AND


    CHALLENGES
    (Indian Jurisdiction)

    By:- Pooja GUPTA


    Literature Review
    1)Private International Law and Personal Laws (Based on
    Duggamma v. Ganeshayya):- J. Duncan M. Derrett

    2) The development of the Doctrine of Renvoi in England


    in cases of Succession:- Norman Bentwich

    3) Burge's Commentaries on Colonial and Foreign Laws


    (1928)-William; Renton Burge, Alexander Wood
    Succession

    Introduction
    RELIGION TERRITORY
    Hindu law BRITISH ERA
    Muslim law TRIBAL AREA
    Christian law Goa & DD
    Pondicherry
    Parsis and Jews
    Case laws
     R. Viswanathan v Rukn-Ul-Mulk Syed Abdul Wajid (AIR 1963 SC 1)

     Sankaran Govindan vs Lakshmi Bharathi & Others (AIR 1974 SC 1764)

     Muhammad Koya (Chutta Veetil Puthu Parambil) vs Ponmanichandakath Kathesa Bi (AIR


    1945 Mad 81)

     Vriddhachalam Pillai vs Chaldean Syrian Bank Ltd (1964 AIR 1425)

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