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Section 15(2) of the Hindu Succession Act

Section 15(2) of the Hindu Succession Act This month’s judgment pertains to Snidha Mehra v. Union of India, Writ Petition (C) No. 732 of 2020, decided on 19th November 2025 by a Division Bench of the Supreme Court comprising Justice

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What Is Escheat?Supreme Court Clarifies Its Application – State of Rajasthan vs. Ajit Singh (1 September 2025)

Escheat: Supreme Court Clarifies Its Application – State of Rajasthan vs. Ajit Singh (1 September 2025) Introduction This month’s article explores the intriguing concept of escheat, spotlighting a recent Supreme Court judgment delivered on 1st September 2025 in the matter

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The short question is when a will is agreed to by all and not contested, would it still be required to be proved in accordance with law?

The short question is when a will is agreed to by all and not contested, would it still be required to be proved in accordance with law? Ramesh Chand versus Suresh Chand decided on 1st September 2025 In this recent

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  • Section 15(2) of the Hindu Succession Act December 12, 2025
  • What Is Escheat?Supreme Court Clarifies Its Application – State of Rajasthan vs. Ajit Singh (1 September 2025) October 23, 2025
  • The short question is when a will is agreed to by all and not contested, would it still be required to be proved in accordance with law? September 10, 2025
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