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In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court observe that a Hindu widow is not a coparcener in…

In "Shreya Vidyarthi v. Ashok Vidyarthi and others" (2015) the Supreme Court held that a Hindu widow is not a coparcener in her husband's undivided family and so cannot be…

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In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court observe that a Hindu widow is not a coparcener in the undivided family of her husband, therefore she cannot act as Karta of that undivided family, however she can act as its manager:

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In "Shreya Vidyarthi v. Ashok Vidyarthi and others" (2015) the Supreme Court held that a Hindu widow is not a coparcener in her husband's undivided family and so cannot be its Karta, though she may act as its manager.

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