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who will possess the property owned by a man on his demise
as per hindu religious property transfer act???
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Answer Posted / tarun goyal
ACC. TO HINDU RELIGIOUS ACT, THE KARTA OF HUF IS THE OWNER
OF THAT PROPERTY. I THINK , U UNDERSTAND MY EXAMPLE. IT
MEANS THAT SENIER PERSON WHO HAVE RESPONSIBILITY OF THAT
FAMILY IS THE OWNER OF THAT PROPERTY.
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