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Who has no right to partition under Hindu Law

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Who has no right to partition under Hindu Law?

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Blissfuldream
Blissfuldream 1 year ago
According to me the answer is wrong as the mother not being a coparcener has no right to seek partition or any right in partition. right to inherit the property as a class 1 heir is different from having the right to partition as coparcener.
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