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I Show that in this Vedio Wife part of the husband property?
Daughters
In inheritance, the daughter's share is equal to one half of the son's in keeping with the concept that a woman is worth half a man.
She has, however, and has always had full control over this property. It is legally hers to manage, control, and to dispose of as she wishes in life or death.
Though she may receive gifts from those whom she would inherit from, there should be no doubt that the gift is a means of circumventing the inheritance laws of one third of a man's share, since, under Muslim law. The shares of inheritance are very strict.
Daughters have rights of residence in parent's houses, as well as right to maintenance, until they are married. In case of divorce, charge for maintenance reverts to her parental family after the iddat period (approximately 3 months). In case she has children capable of supporting her. The charge falls upon them.
Wives
In Islamic law a woman's identity, though inferior in status to a man's is not extinguished in him when she marries
Thus she retains control over her goods and properties. She has a right to the same maintenance he gives to his other wives, if any, and may take action against him in case he discriminates against her.
The Supreme Court has held that in the case of divorce, a Muslim husband is liable to make reasonable and fair provision for the future of the divorced wife which obviously includes her maintenance as well. Such a reasonable and fair provision extending beyond the iddat period must be made by the husband within the iddat period in terms of Section 3 (1Ha} of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986 and liability of Muslim husband to pay maintenance is not consigned to iddat period.
Right to mehr' according to the terms of the contract agreed to at the time of marriage.
She will inherit from him to the extent of one eighth if there are children or one fourth if there are none. If there is more than one wife, the share may diminish to one sixteenth. In circumstances, where there are no sharers in the estate as prescribed by law, the wife may inherit a greater amount by will. A Muslim may dispose of one third of his property by will, though not to a sharer in the inheritance.
Mothers
In case of divorce or widowhood, she is entitled to maintenance from her children.
Her property is to be divided according to the rules of Muslim law.
She is entitled to inherit one sixth of her deceased child's estate.
Christian LawDaughters
She inherits equally with any brothers and sisters to her father's estate or her mothers'.
Entitled to shelter, maintenance before marriage, but not after from her parents
Full rights over her personal property, upon attaining majority. Until then, her natural guardian is her father.
Wives
She is entitled to maintenance, from her husband, but his failure to provide the same is note by itself ground for divorce.
Upon death of her husband, she is entitled to a one third share of his property, the rest being divided among the children equally.
She must inherit a minimum of Rs.5000/- from her husband's estate. Supposing the estate is more than this amount. In case it is not, she may inherit the whole.
Mothers
She is not entitled to maintenance from her children. In case any of her children dies without spouse or living children she may inherit one fourth of the asset.
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