A Hindu dies intestate, leaving a son and two daughters. His property was partitioned. Whether each one…
After succession the son and daughters take as tenants-in-common holding separate, definite shares, so each may alienate his or her share without the others' consent and the…
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A Hindu dies intestate, leaving a son and two daughters. His property was partitioned. Whether each one of the successors is entitled to alienate his/her share without the consent of the other heirs—
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After succession the son and daughters take as tenants-in-common holding separate, definite shares, so each may alienate his or her share without the others' consent and the answer is "Yes".
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