JEWISH LAW OF INHERITANCE: IN INDIA AND ISRAEL
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There is a change in the normative view of familial relations all around the world. People are moving away from the standard view of family which is a man and woman with biological children. With these changes there is an increasing need for the law to adapt and change. The same is true for inheritance law as well. This paper focuses on providing evidence to above made statement by talking about succession laws of two countries- India and Israel. The Indian Succession Act, 1925 and the Succession Law, 1965 are secular and fairly new laws catering to the Jewish community, however they adhere to only the traditional view of a family and are not able to meet the challenges faced by modern families.
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