hindu women right to property act 1937 enabled the widow to succeed along with the son and to take a share equal to that of the son.
2)t he widow was entitled only to a limited estate in the property of the deceased with a right to claim partition . A daughter had virtually no inheritance rights.
3)daughter would not be entitled to claim 50 per cent share in estate of her deceased father
4) Section 6 of hindu succession act deals with the devolution of the interest of a male Hindu in coparcenary property it says that if a male Hindu dies leaving behind his share in Mithakshara Co-parcenary property , such property will pass on to his sons, son's son's, son's son's son by survivorship, on surviving members. In case there are female relatives like daughter, widow, mother, daughter of predeceased son, daughter of predeceased daughter, widow of predeceased son, widow of predeceased son of a predeceased son, then the interest of the deceased co-parcenary will pass on to his heirs by succession and not by survivorship
5) in the present case father died before commencement of hindu succession act 1956
