Is Son Liable for Father's Debt? 🤔 | Pious Obligation in Hindu Law Explained | (122)

Описание: 📜 Understanding Your Legal Obligations!
Are you legally required to pay off your father's or grandfather's loans? This video dives deep into the ancient Hindu law concept of 'Pious Obligation' (Pavitra Dayitva), which traditionally held sons responsible for their ancestors' debts. We explore how this principle has evolved over time, its roots in religious texts, and the significant changes brought by the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005. Learn the current law about inheriting debt along with property and understand the exact liability of legal heirs.
💡 In This Video, You Will Learn:
What the Doctrine of Pious Obligation is in Hindu Law.
The historical and religious basis for this concept.
The major legal changes made by the Hindu Succession Act, 2005.
The current legal standing: Is a son, grandson, or great-grandson liable for ancestral debt today?
How creditors can recover a loan after the borrower's death.
The extent of liability related to the inherited property.
⏰ Video Timestamps:
00:07 - Introduction: The Traditional Concept of Pious Obligation
00:50 - Moral & Religious Views on Debt (Hinduism, Islam, Christianity)
01:34 - How Pious Obligation Became Part of the Hindu Succession Act
01:53 - Why the Law Needed to Change with Time
02:12 - The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005 Explained
02:40 - The Abolition of the Doctrine of Pious Obligation
02:48 - Current Law: How is Debt Recovered After Death?
03:29 - Important Clarification on Liability of Heirs
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The content in this video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Please consult with a qualified legal professional for advice regarding your individual situation.
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Team Vidhan ka Gyan,
Advocate Naresh Kudal