Roll No.

TOPIC
1. SBI v. Ghamandi Ram, AIR 1969 SC 1330.

2. Classes of Heirs under Hindu Law.

3. Intestate Succession under Hindu law.
4. Pushpalatha v. V.V. Padra AIR 2010 Kar 27.
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6. Concept of Hindu Undivided family.
7. Surrogacy and its impact on Hindu Succession.
8. Influence of Smritis on Hindu Succession laws.
9. Evolution of the Concept of Coparcener.
10. Disqualification of Heirs under HSA 1956.
11. Joint family vis-a-vis Coparcenary.
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13. Succession to the property of a Hindu male.
14. Powers of Karta in Hindu Undivided Family.
15. Incidents of Separate Property.
16. Uttam v. Saubhagya Singh AIR 2016 SC1169.
17. Analysis of Hindu Women’s right to property.
18. Alienation of property by Karta under Hindu law.
19. Alienation of property by gift.
20. Danauma v. Amar, MANU/SC/0064/2018.
21. Kerala Joint Hindu Family(Abolition) Act 1975.
22. UCC- step to iron out differences in property succession.
23. Pious obligation of Son to pay father’s debt- a analysis.
24. Property rights of Hindu widows- Contemporary debate.
25. Modes of carrying out partition.
26. Islamic Concept of Gift.
27. Partition of HUF.
28. Concept of antecedent debt.
29. Status of child in the womb under Hindu coparcenary,
30. Rosie Marie v. CWT- A critical case study.
31. Live in relationships & their impact on Hindu succession.
32. Succession laws in India-The influence of Matriarch.
33. Oral will under Muslim law,
34. Revocation of a Will,
35. Partition and reunion of property under Hindu law,
36. Testamentary Succession in India.
37. Muslim law of Inheritance- Shia & Sunni law,
38.Sucession under Christian law.
39. Concept of Waqf in Islam.
40. The rule of Survivorship in Hindu Succession.
41. Succession under Parsi law.
42. Legal necessity as ground of alienation of JFP.
43. Succession by Survivorship.
44. Wills under Hindu law.
45. Indian Succession Act- A critical analysis.
46. Property rights of the Illegitimate child.
47. Notional partition.
48. Trading families and issues in Succession.
49. Exclusion from inheritance under HAS 1956.
50. Hindu gains of learning Act.
51. Status of Wills in Islamic law.
52. Overview of Law relating to Women in Nepal.
53. Property rights of Hindu widows.
54. Women Sexual, Reproductive Bill 2018- Analysis.
55. Succession laws and gender justice.
56. Pondicherry’s law of succession.
57. Women estate,
58.Rule of survivorship in Hindu succession.
59. Joint family property- Concept.
60.Alination of property by father.
61. Coparcenary under Mitakshara and Dayabhaga school.
62. Purpose of Wills in Islam- An analysis.
63. Justice, equity& good conscience as source of Hindu succession
law.
64. Coparcener’s right to challenge partition of property under Hindu
law.
65. Widow’s estate.
66. Rights& Status of Illegitimate child in personal laws.
67. Unauthorized alienation of property.
68. Testamentary succession under Islamic law.
69. Coparcener right to relinquish interest under Hindu law.
70. Concept of Stridhan.
71. Religious and Indispensable duties as a ground for alienating
ancestral property.
72. Analysis of the present and future of the concept of coparcener
under Hindu law.
73. Concept of Waqf in Islamic Jurisdictions.
74. National Commission for Women and property rights.
75. Evaluation of the Work of Ministry of Women and Child
development especially to property laws.
76. Concept of Hiba or gift in Islam.
77. Alienation under Hindu law.
78. Wills & Codicil.
79. Role of State Women Commissions & property law.
80. Marz-ul- Maut concept in Islam.
81. Religious & Charitable Endowments in India- problems and
suggestions.
82. Any Judgement delivered by Supreme Court of India on property
rights during 2018.
83. Any judgment delivered by the High Court of Delhi on property
rights in general during 2018.
84. Any judgment delivered by the High Court of Allahabad on property
rights in general during 2018.
85. Any Judgment delivered by the High Court of Tamil Nadu on
property rights in General during 2018.
* Roll No’s 2016-28,59, and 71 will re- summit their old projects.
* There may be some overlapping but the same will be address during
the consultation process later.