The latest supreme court judgement says that the father of a female member has to be alive at the time of passing the HSA 2005 amendment for her to get a share in ancestral property, even if no partition has taken place. Should a daughter be deprived of her rights just because her father died young. Can this be challenged as in Mary Roy vs state of Kerala in 1986 after which Christian women in Kerala get equal rights? Can we invoke art. 14 and 15 of the constitution and challenge it?
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