Adv Arun Singh
Advocate (Delhi High Court)
Ch. No 969, Patiala House Court, New Delhi - 110001
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What is gift and what are the requisites of a valid gift under Hindu...
What is gift and what are the requisites of a valid gift under Hindu Law ? (d) Can a gift be made in favour...
What do you understand by partition according to Dayabhag ?
What do you understand by partition according to Dayabhag ? Who are entitled to partition Joint Hindu Family under this law ? Who arc...
Discuss the partition according to Mitakshara law ?
Discuss the partition according to Mitakshara law ? How can it be effected. Discuss the properties which are liable to be partitioned? Who are...
What are the various kinds of Guardians under Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956.
What do you mean by a minor ? What are the various kinds of Guardians under Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956. Explain their respective...
Examine the liability of a son to pay his father’s debt contracted before and...
Examine the liability of a son to pay his father's debt contracted before and after partition. Ans. The liability of the son to pay...
Who are “shebait” or Mahant’ ?
Who are "shebait" or Mahant' ? State the general rule of the devolution of property of a religious endowment on the death of `Shebait'...
Antecedent Debt, Stridhan, Rule of Damdupat
Write short note on the following- 1. Antecedent Debt, 2. Stridhan, 3. Rule of Damdupat, 4. Maintenance `Pendente Lite' & Expenses of...
What is the difference between a temple and a Math?
What is the difference between a temple and a Math? Distinguish between public and private endowments. What do you understand by illusory endowments?
Ans. Temple...
Discuss the properties which are liable for the payment of personal debt of a...
Discuss the properties which are liable for the payment of personal debt of a Hindu?Are sons under pious obligation for the payment of their...
What are the powers and duties of a Mahant and a Shebait ?
What are the powers and duties of a Mahant and a Shebait ?
Ans. Powers and duties of Mahant.—The Mahant has the right to enjoy...