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    32 Family Law-t1 1e members of the family die except W and S, Will int family? Give reasons for your answer?” Q. 3. Examine whether the following would constitute 2 Hindu i) A Hindu coparcener who obtains ancestral property on partition marries and lives law and her widowed daughter-in-law, living together after the death of their respective husbands. (iv) A family comprising of two daughters after the death of their father and mother. Q. 4. A Mitakshara trading family consisted of a married son and hi whether the following constitute a Mitakshara ly and Coparcenary: (a) Husband and Wife (1993, 2600). (8) Widows of two brothers (2002, 2000), (©) Two unmarried daughters (2006). (@) Asi ing coparcener with four dependants. (@) A male member and his wife and his two minor sons. (A widow with her son and daughter-in-law. (g) Two unmarried sisters (2002, 2001). (h) A single male member and his wife and two minor daughters Husband, wife and their daughter (2002). @ Issueless husband, and wife (2001, 2002), (W0) A single unmarried Hindu male (2003). (@ A male Hindu and the widow of his deceased brother (2003), CHAPTER 2 PROPERTY IN HINDU LAW ICOPARCENARY AND SEPARATE PROPERTY] “IMPORTANT POINTS/ISSUES (1). The joint famity property (coparcenary property) has a value behind the very existence of the concept coparcenary within the Hindu Joint Family. (2) Although the Hindu Joint Family and Hinda Copaicenary are two distinct concepts, joint family property and coparcenary property are synonymous expressions. 48) (@) Distinction between unobstructed Hertiage (Apratibandha

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