All the properties acquired from ancestors are not ancesteral property .acquired by way of partion only ancesteral property. Property acquired by other ways except partition is self acquired properties.
According to section 8 who will be the legal heirs of an unmarried Hindu male person, if his mother, 2 brothers and 2 sisters are still alive. (The property is a land purchased by that unmarried person.)
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Wonderful lecture. Educative and easy understanding of Hindu Succession Act.
It is very excellent one and I glad to hear the same and for which thankful forever 🙏
One one of the excellent speech on Hindu succession act which I have never heard. God gives more health and happiness to you Sir.
Excellent Lecture from N Manokaran sir
Very useful lecture. Thank you sir.
Great lectures
Excellent session and gud explanations from u sir.. thank u 💐
Yes
N Manoharan sir, my best wishes and thankful to u.
Advocate A K NAVEENKUMAR
Tirupur.
Wonderful talk, thank you sir
One of the best speaker ....👌👌😊
With reference to coparcenary, as per HSA 2005, the daughter becomes a coparcenar, Will the daughter in law also become coparcenar
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Very very good speech
Excellent sir
Good talk
All the properties acquired from ancestors are not ancesteral property .acquired by way of partion only ancesteral property. Property acquired by other ways except partition is self acquired properties.
According to section 8 who will be the legal heirs of an unmarried Hindu male person, if his mother, 2 brothers and 2 sisters are still alive. (The property is a land purchased by that unmarried person.)