Contents:
Part I : Principles of Hindu Law;
Chapter I - Operation of Hindu Law;
Chapter II - Sources of Hindu Law;
Chapter III - General Principles of Inheritance;
Chapter IV - Order of Inheritance of Males According to Mitakshara Law;
Chapter V - Female Heirs;
Chapter VI - Order of Succession to Males in the Bombay State;
Chapter VII - Order of Inheritance to Males According to Dayabhaga or Bengal School;
Chapter VIII - Points of Difference between Mitakshara and Dayabhaga Succession;
Chapter IX - Exclusion from Inheritance and Partition;
Chapter X - Women’s Property: Part I – Stridhana;
Chapter XI - Women’s Property: Part II – Property Acquired by a Woman by Inheritance;
Chapter XII - Joint Hindu Family Coparceners and Coparcenary Property – Mitakshara Law;
Chapter XIII - Coparceners and Coparcenary Property under Dayabhaga Law;
Chapter XIV - Debts Mitakshara Law;
Chapter XV - Debts - Dayabhaga Law;
Chapter XVI - Partition and Reunion - Mitakshara Law;
Chapter XVII - Partition - Dayabhaga Law;
Chapter XVIII - Gifts;
Chapter XIX - Wills;
Chapter XX - Rules Common to Gifts and Wills;
Chapter XXI - Religious and Charitable Endowments;
Chapter XXII - Marriage;
Chapter XXIII - Adoption;
Chapter XXIV - Minority and Guardianship;
Chapter XXV - Maintenance;
Chapter XXVI - Conversion from Hinduism, Khojas, Cutchi, Memons and Some Others;
Chapter XXVII - Impartible Property;
Chapter XXVIII - The Law of Damdupat;
Chapter XXIX - Benami Transactions;
Chapter XXX - Jains;
Chapter XXXI - Shudras;