Legal Rules Related To Property In India ?
Hindu Women's Property
Act
The Hindu Women’s Right to Property Act. 1937 was one of the most important enactments that brought about changes to give better rights to women, This was the earliest legislation giving rights of succession to windows of decreased persons on par with the sons of the deceased.
Vasihat
In a will, a person can write his wishes & give authority to the executor to follow them after his death, The will can be registered onlinr or offline
Property Act, 1983
Under this rule, if several people are joint owners of a property then any one of them can claim his/her share.
Property Distribution Laws
If there is no will after the death of a person then his property is divided equally among his heirs, the heirs are divided into classes & the heir of each class gets his share.
Transfer Of Property Act, 1882
Under this act, any kinds of property can be transferred from one person to another , this includes ways like loan, exchange, gift, lease etc.
This Act came into force on 1 July 1882, under this Act rules have been made for the transfer of both movable & immovable properties.
Documents like no objection certificate & affidavit are required for transfer of property.
Doughter's Right To Father's Property
After the amendment in 2005, the doughter also gets equal rights in the father’s property. yhat is even after the doughter’s marriae, she retains her rights over the father’s property.
Muslim Personal Law
Muslim Personal Law, also known as Shariat Law, is a set of laws that govern many aspects of a Muslim’s life, including marriage, divorce inheritance and family relations . The laws are based on the Quran, the Hadith, Ijma, and Qiyas, which are the foundations of Islamic jurisprudence.
The Public Property Act 1984
The act defines public property as any movable or immovable property, including machinery.
The act’s purpose is to reduce vandalism and damage to public property.