Jagriti Roy, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun
INTRODUCTION
Property has involved debate in families, for ages. Since the alteration of Section 6 of the Hindu Succession Amendment Act in 2005, daughters, independent of being hitched or unmarried will be considered as coparceners in a Hindu joint family, which is administered by Mitakshara regulation. This change can be characterized as 'progressive' due to its very nature of being supportive of women. In a demonstration, for the most part, gotten from Dharmashastras, that's what which say on the off chance that a son neglected to pay the obligations of his predecessors, the sole of that precursor would get back to the bank's home as a slave or a four-legged creature or a lady, achieving such colossal alteration which presents property privileges to women, is to be sure an excellent motion. Posthumous to an amendment, its application becomes significant in starting trends.
