The 5th New Edition of Malik: Commentary on The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 provides an in-depth and authoritative analysis of one of the most significant statutes governing inheritance and succession among Hindus in India. This edition reflects evolving jurisprudence and statutory interpretation, particularly in relation to coparcenary rights, succession to property, and the status of women under Hindu law. The commentary systematically examines every provision of the Act, offering clear explanations supported by leading Supreme Court and High Court judgments. Key topics include intestate succession, testamentary succession, devolution of coparcenary property, rights of daughters, widows, and other heirs, disqualifications, and rules of succession. Practical insights assist readers in understanding how courts apply these provisions in real-world disputes. A major strength of this work lies in its court-oriented and practitioner-friendly approach, making it highly useful for drafting pleadings, advising clients, and preparing for litigation involving succession and property rights. The author balances doctrinal clarity with judicial reasoning, ensuring both academic rigor and practical relevance.






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