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Male Hindu (covered under Hindu Succession Act; also includes Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains
Female Hindu
However, any property a female Hindu inherits from her parents shall devolve, in case she has no children (including the children of any predeceased son or daughter), upon the heirs of the father. Similarly, property inherited from in-laws shall go to the in-laws’ heirs if she dies without children or grandchildren.
Christians (covered under Indian Succession Act)
Parsis (covered by the Indian Succession Act)
Muslims (covered by Shariat)
The Qazi (judge ruling according to Islamic religious law) takes the burial expenses and makes a list of the assets of the deceased that need to be distributed among the wife and children.
Hindu Undivided Family (HUF; by survivorship):
The property of a HUF devolves by survivorship. If the Karta dies, the property devolves upon the surviving members for four generations. Regardless of the fact that the heirs are Hindu, the property will not devolve in accordance with Hindu Succession Act.
However, a Class I male or female relative may make a claim on a share of the property, in which case the property would devolve upon the claimant as provided under the Hindu Succession Act