Rights do not begin when they are invoked. They exist before the situation that requires them. They exist while the situation is occurring. They continue existing after the situation ends. Their existence does not depend on the woman’s knowledge of them. But their availability in practice depends entirely on that knowledge. A right that exists
In 2005, the Hindu Succession Act was amended to give daughters equal rights in their father’s ancestral property. Equal rights. The same rights as sons. Regardless of whether the daughter was married. Regardless of whether her father was alive at the time the amendment came into force. In 2020, the Supreme Court in Vineeta Sharma
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