right of inheritance

Women, under customary law, also have no rights of inheritance.

Let them all have full rights of inheritance as my sons and daughters."

Many men were happy to take this route because women shared rights of inheritance with their male siblings.

The right of inheritance among the Tripuris is from the father to sons.

Holding their position by right of inheritance, these people are collectively known as the jamat.

By right of inheritance, the download bore the name.

In Islam, women are entitled the right of inheritance.

The right to private property was established, as was the right of inheritance.

As the child was given rights of inheritance, mixed-race children could share in any wealth of the father.

But I suppose it is yours by right of inheritance if you want it."

'It is mine by right of inheritance through my uncle and his marriage.'

The secrecy of bank deposits and the right of inheritance are guaranteed by law.

It also gave women legal rights of inheritance and divorce: most Western women had nothing comparable until the nineteenth century.

Under Shari'a, converts from Islam lose all rights of inheritance.

Mutual rights of inheritance of the property of deceased members.

If the adoptee dies and leaves successors, rights of inheritance are determined by common law.

Traditionally, Ghanaian women had little or no rights of inheritance upon the death of their husbands.

He commanded the Clan by the right of inheritance, but he still had to consolidate his power base.

In 1946, Japanese women had virtually no rights of inheritance, property or divorce, or even to choose their own husbands.

In November 1585, Aloysius gave up all rights of inheritance, which was confirmed by the emperor.

Do you feel you have some right of inheritance-?"

He does not lose his gotra and right of inheritance in the family of his birth.

The Mahanirvana tantra exclude the third-gendered from the right of inheritance.

He renounced all his rights of inheritance to the principality during his father's lifetime.

Rights are different, for example the right of inheritance, family law is different, and so is the right to receive social service benefits.