Rahim bequeaths orally half of his property to a school and another half by a registered deed to his wife. After his death, his children wish to avoid both Wills. Advise them as to the provisions of Muslim Law (Shia and Sunni) under which the validity of the Wills can be challenged.by Mayank Shekhar 17 Nov 2022 7:13 AM GMT
Discuss the grounds of exclusion from inheritance under the Muslim Law.by Mayank Shekhar 16 Nov 2022 7:43 AM GMT
A, Shia Muslim, leaves two grandsons X and Y from his predeceased son Z, and also one grandson F from his other predeceased son D. Divide the property of A among X, Y, and F.by Mayank Shekhar 16 Nov 2022 6:28 AM GMT
When does inheritance open for the first time under Muslim Law? Discuss the main rules of succession.by Mayank Shekhar 15 Nov 2022 1:39 PM GMT
Write a short but critical note on the Constitutional validity of pre-emption.by Mayank Shekhar 14 Nov 2022 11:25 AM GMT
Sometimes the right of pre-emption (Shufa) is termed as "a right of purchase from the buyer" whereas sometimes it is referred to as "an incident annexed to property and as such a right of substitution". Keeping all such versions in view, discuss the concept of the right of pre-emption in Mohammedan Law.by Mayank Shekhar 14 Nov 2022 7:35 AM GMT
The right of pre-emption is not a right of redressal either from the Vendor or from the Vendee involving and new contract of sale but is simply a right of substitution.by Mayank Shekhar 12 Nov 2022 12:51 PM GMT
A Muslim minor girl aged 13 years is given in marriage by her father. Salma is now 17 years old and she does not want to continue her marriage with Rahim. Is her marriage as a minor valid? What remedy is available to Salma under Muslim Law? Would the case be different if the marriage was consummated in 2002 or if both parties were Hindus? Decide with the help of case law.by Mayank Shekhar 12 Nov 2022 9:55 AM GMT
What is the right of Pre-emption? Who may claim the right of preemption? When can this right of preemption be exercised? Comment.by Mayank Shekhar 11 Nov 2022 10:48 AM GMT
According to Hidya, 'the right of Shufa' (Presumption) is but a feeble right, as it is divesting another of his property merely in order to prevent apprehended inconveniences. For these reasons, he considers certain formalities imperative. Comment on the above statement and fully discuss the import importance of the formalities in this connection. What is the effect of non-compliance with the above requirement?by Mayank Shekhar 11 Nov 2022 7:24 AM GMT
