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    The document announces a nationwide program by the National Commission for Women to generate awareness about the legal rights of women. It provides contact information for the resource person, Professor and Lawyer Puttu Guru Prasad, who has extensive qualifications. It outlines several key rights for married women under the Married Women's Property Act, including protections for a woman's separate property and earnings, and her ability to take legal action. It also describes how insurance can be taken out to benefit wives and children, and lists liability issues. The process for obtaining insurance under this act is described as simple, protecting the policy proceeds for the named beneficiaries.

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    Married women property protection act in India

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    16. the Married Women's Property Act,1874 Gp2

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    The document announces a nationwide program by the National Commission for Women to generate awareness about the legal rights of women. It provides contact information for the resource person, Professor and Lawyer Puttu Guru Prasad, who has extensive qualifications. It outlines several key rights for married women under the Married Women's Property Act, including protections for a woman's separate property and earnings, and her ability to take legal action. It also describes how insurance can be taken out to benefit wives and children, and lists liability issues. The process for obtaining insurance under this act is described as simple, protecting the policy proceeds for the named beneficiaries.

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    The Married Women's Property Act, 1874 Gp2

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    Guru Prasad
    The document announces a nationwide program by the National Commission for Women to generate awareness about the legal rights of women. It provides contact information for the resource person, Professor and Lawyer Puttu Guru Prasad, who has extensive qualifications. It outlines several key rights for married women under the Married Women's Property Act, including protections for a woman's separate property and earnings, and her ability to take legal action. It also describes how insurance can be taken out to benefit wives and children, and lists liability issues. The process for obtaining insurance under this act is described as simple, protecting the policy proceeds for the named beneficiaries.

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    National Commission for Women

    Nation wide Program for


    Generating Awareness about
    Legal Rights of Women
    Resource Person
    Professor & Lawyer. Puttu Guru Prasad
    M.Com. M.B.A., L.L.B., M.Phil. PGDFTM, APSET. ICFAI TMF,
    (PhD) at JNTU Kakinada
    Senior faculty for Management studies, VVIT.
    93 94 96 98 98, 9885 96 36 36
    puttuvvit@gmail.com
    Under MWP Act all the properties that belong
    to the women gets insulated and protected
    from all the other court attachments or any
    income tax department attachments that the
    husband has run up. (STREE DHANAM)
    1. Married womens Earnings to be their
    separate Property.
    2. Insurance under MWP is for the benefit of
    Wife and children.
    3. Married women may take legal Proceedings
    under Indian succession Act, 1865
    4. Husbands liability for wifes Ante
    nuptial debts.
    5. Wifes liability for Postnuptial debts.
    6. Extent of Husbands liability for wifes
    breach of trust or devastation.
    7.Married women may effect Insurance
    policy of the Husband
    The process of taking the policy under MWP is very
    simple. At the time of making an application one
    has to fill in MWP addendum.
    This form is also provided by life insurance
    companies. In the form one has to fill in the details
    of his wife and children, whoever he wishes to make
    beneficiaries in the policy.
    In case of death, the policy proceeds do not go to
    anybody else other than the beneficiary as named
    by you in the policy. There is no attachment because
    the policy does not belong to the husband.
    National Commission for Women

    Nation wide Program for


    Generating Awareness about
    Legal Rights of Women
    Resource Person
    Professor & Lawyer. Puttu Guru Prasad
    M.Com. M.B.A., L.L.B., M.Phil. PGDFTM, APSET. ICFAI TMF,
    (PhD) at JNTU Kakinada
    Senior faculty for Management studies, VVIT.
    93 94 96 98 98, 9885 96 36 36

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