The amendment brought in Hindu Succession Act, 2005 gave coparcenary rights to daughters in the properties of their parents. This stand was made further clear and given more power after the Hon’ble Supreme Court clarified that it would be applicable irrespective the daughter is married or not and whether the father is alive on the date of the enforcement of amendment in Hindu Marriage Act.

The Hon’ble Supreme Court in the decision of Vineeta Sharma versus Rakesh Sharma passed this landmark decision giving effect to the amendment stating it to be retrospective in nature however carved out an exception stating that any partition given effect to before the amendment was brought would not come under this scanner.

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