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Co-parcenary property passes by succession under Hindu Law that has been handed down from ancient times. It varies according to region and different schools of law. Women were excluded from intestate succession in earliest times but have been included to some extent in more modern times. Hindu Law is extremely complicated and you can read more about it at the related link.

Co-parcenary property passes by succession under Hindu Law that has been handed down from ancient times. It varies according to region and different schools of law. Women were excluded from intestate succession in earliest times but have been included to some extent in more modern times. Hindu Law is extremely complicated and you can read more about it at the related link.

Co-parcenary property passes by succession under Hindu Law that has been handed down from ancient times. It varies according to region and different schools of law. Women were excluded from intestate succession in earliest times but have been included to some extent in more modern times. Hindu Law is extremely complicated and you can read more about it at the related link.

Co-parcenary property passes by succession under Hindu Law that has been handed down from ancient times. It varies according to region and different schools of law. Women were excluded from intestate succession in earliest times but have been included to some extent in more modern times. Hindu Law is extremely complicated and you can read more about it at the related link.

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