Supreme Court of India
Shreya Vidyarthi v. Ashok Vidyarthi & Ors.
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For the aforesaid reasons, we do not find any merit in these appeals, the same are being accordingly dismissed.
Judgment, page 17
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Hindu law - Hindu undivided family - Hindu widow - Role assigned - Held: Hindu Widow is not a coparcener in the HUF of her husband and, thus, cannot act as Karta of the HUF after the death of her husband - Hindu Widow can act as the Manager of the HUF in her capacity as the guardian of the sole surviving minor male coparcener - Two expressions Karta and Manager are not synonymous - Expression 'Manager' may be understood as denoting a role distinct from that of the Karta - In a case where male adult coparcener has died and there is no male coparcener . surviving or where the sole male
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