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1. Husband, Son, Daughter.
Proportion:
S:D
= 2: 1=3
2 1
= :
3 3
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets the prescribed share of because child is present.
4
2. Daughter takes property as a residuary in the presence of son
according to the doctrine of tasib.
3. Son gets the residue.
4. Son and Daughter share in the ratio of 2:1.
2. Husband, 2 Sons, Daughter.
Proportion:
S:S:D
=2:2:1=5
2 2 1
= : :
5 5 5
S1 2 3 6
of
5 4 20
3 2 3 6
S1 R
4 of
5 4 20
D 1 3 3
of
5 4 20
Explanation
1
1. Husband gets the prescribed share of because child is present.
4
Explanation:
1
1. Wife gets the prescribed share of because child is present.
8
2. Daughter takes property as a residuary in the presence of son
according to the doctrine of tasib.
3. Son gets the residue.
4. Son and Daughter share in the ratio of 2:1.
4. Husband, Father, Son.
F 1 1 2
6 6 12
S R 7
12
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets the prescribed share of because child is present.
4
1
2. Father gets the prescribed share of
6
3. Son takes property as a residuary.
H 1 3 3
4 12 13
F 1 2 2
+R +0
6 12 13
D1 8
12
1 8 4 4
of
2 2 12 12 13
3
D2 1 8 4 4
of
2 12 12 13
H 1 3
4 12
TGF 1 2
6 12
S R 7
12
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets the prescribed share of when the child is present.
4
1
2. True Grandfather gets the prescribed share of because TGF is
6
the substitute of Father.
3. Son gets the residue.
7. Husband, Father, Son, True Grandfather.
H 1 3
4 12
F 1 2
6 12
S R 7
12
TGF X (Excluded by X
Father)
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets the prescribed share of when the child is present.
4
1
2. Father gets the prescribed share of
6
3. Son gets the residue.
4. True Grandfather is excluded by Father.
8. Husband, True Grandfather.
H 1 1
2 2
TGF R 1
2
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets the prescribed share of when child is absent.
2
2. True Grandfather gets the residue.
TGF 1 1 2 3 1
6
+R +
6 6 6 2
D 1 3 1
2 6 2
Explanation:
1
1. True Grandfather gets + R When Daughter or Sons Daughter is
6
present.
1
2. Daughter gets when she is one in number.
2
10. True Grandfather, Daughter, Father.
TGF X (Excluded by X
Father)
D 1 3 1
2 6 2
F 1 1 2 3 1
+R +6
6 6 6 2
Explanation:
1. True Grandfather is excluded by Father.
1
2. Daughter gets when she is one in number.
2
1
3. Father gets + R when Daughter or Sons Daughter is present.
6
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets when there is no child.
2
1
2. Full sister gets when she is one in number and Deceased does not have any
2
offspring, male paternal ancestor and full brother.
12. Wife, Full Sister.
Explanation:
1
1. Wife gets when there is no child.
4
1
2. Full sister gets when she is one in number and Deceased does
2
not have any offspring, male paternal ancestor and full brother.
3. Total shares are still remaining to be distributed. Full Sister’s share
increased proportionally by the doctrine of Radd.
D2 1 2 1 2
of
2 3 3 6
1 1 1
of
FS1 2 3 6
FS2 1 1 1 1
R of
3 2 3 6
Explanation:
2
1. Daughter gets when they are more than one in number.
3
Proportion
FB : FS
=2 : 1=3
2 1
= :
3 3
Name of the heir Legal allotment Calculation
H 1 1 3
2 2 6
FB
2 1 2
of
1 3 2 6
R
2
FS 1 1 1
of
3 2 6
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets when there is no child.
2
2. Full Sister takes property as a residuary in the presence of Full
Brother according to the doctrine of tasib.
3. Full Brother gets the residue.
4. Full Brother and Full Sister share in the ratio of 2:1.
16. Husband, Daughter, Full Sister, Full Brother.
Proportion:
FB : FS
=2 : 1=3
2 1
= :
3 3
Name of the heir Legal allotment Calculation
H 1 1 3
4 4 12
D 1 2 6
2 4 12
FB
2 1 2
of
1 3 4 12
R
4 1 1 1
FS
of
3 4 12
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets when child is present.
4
1
2. Daughter gets when she is one in number.
2
CS 1 1
2 2
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets because there is no child.
2
1
2. Consanguine sister gets because she is one in number.
2
Explanation:
1
1. Wife gets because there is no child.
4
1
2. Consanguine sister gets because she is one in number.
2
3. Consanguine sister’s property increased by the doctrine of Radd.
19. Wife, 2 consanguine sisters.
W 1 1 3 6 2
4 4 12 24 8
CS1 8 1 9
+12 [Increased by Radd]
12 12
2 1 9 9 3
of
3 2 12 24 8
CS2 1 9 9 3
of
2 12 24 8
Explanation:
1
1. Wife gets because there is no child.
4
2
2. Consanguine sister gets because they are more than one in
3
number.
3. Consanguine sister’s property increased by the doctrine of Radd.
20. Wife, Daughter, Consanguine sister.
Explanation:
1
1. Wife gets because the child is present.
8
1
2. Daughter gets because she is one in number.
2
Explanation:
1
1. Husband gets because there is no child.
2
2. Consanguine sister takes property as a residuary in the presence
of consanguine brother according to the doctrine of tasib.
3. Consanguine brother takes property as a residue.
4. Consanguine brother and consanguine sister share in the ratio of
2:1.
22. Father, Daughter, Consanguine sister.
F 1 1 2 3 1
+R +
6 6 6 6 2
D 1 3 1
2 6 2
CS X [Excluded X
by father]
Explanation:
1
1. Father gets of the property.
6
1
2. Daughter gets because she is one in number.
2
3. Consanguine sister is excluded by father.
4. Father gets the remaining property as residue.
23. Full sister, consanguine sister.
CS 1 1 1
6 6 4