1. A male Hindu A dies as an undivided member of Mitakshara coparcenary in 2009, survived by his parents M and F, brother Br and Sis, one son S, and one daughter D. D has children... 1. A male Hindu A dies as an undivided member of Mitakshara coparcenary in 2009, survived by his parents M and F, brother Br and Sis, one son S, and one daughter D. D has children DD and DS and husband H. S has a wife SW and two children SS and SD. SS is married and has a wife SSW, a son SSS, and a daughter SSD. Determine the share of each member in the family. Would your answer be different if A died in 2000? Answer with relevant law and precedent. 2. A widow dies intestate leaving behind separate property worth 50 lakhs. She is survived by a daughter, a son, and a daughter of a predeceased son. Determine the share of each party in accordance with the Hindu Succession Act. 3. Anita marries Bimal according to Hindu rites, both parties being Hindus. A few years later, Bimal adopted a daughter under the HAMA. What are the prerequisites of such an adoption? The couple wish to adopt another daughter. Comment on the validity of such an adoption. Can the adoptive parents dispose of their properties through a testament after the adoption? Answer with the provisions of the HAMA. 4. Sunil and Reena got married. After a few years of marriage, Reena was abused physically and verbally. She approached a police station where a DIR was lodged. What orders can she get in her favor? Discuss with provisions of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. 5. Discuss divorce by mutual consent under the Hindu Marriage Act 1956. 6. Explain the objectives of the Family Court Act and jurisdiction of Family Courts. Read more