Under section 30 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, which instrument can a Hindu use to dispose of an…
The correct answer is “A will”. A will is a testamentary disposition and section 30 expressly treats the coparcenary interest as property capable of being disposed of that…
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Under section 30 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, which instrument can a Hindu use to dispose of an interest in Mitakshara coparcenary property by testamentary succession?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer A
The correct answer is “A will”. A will is a testamentary disposition and section 30 expressly treats the coparcenary interest as property capable of being disposed of that way. A lifetime gift is an inter vivos disposition. The question asks about testamentary disposition under section 30.
Option feedback
Option A
A will is a testamentary disposition and section 30 expressly treats the coparcenary interest as property capable of being disposed of that way.
Option B
A lifetime gift is an inter vivos disposition. The question asks about testamentary disposition under section 30.
Option C
A sale deed effects a transfer by sale. It does not make a testamentary disposition.
Option D
A lease transfers a right to enjoy property rather than disposing of the interest by testament.
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